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BirdNote FAQs
Everything you need to know about BirdNote
© Mick Thompson
Q - Who wrote the BirdNote Daily theme song?
A - Nancy Rumbel composed and played the theme music, and John Kessler produced it.
Read the full story in this Field Note.
Q - How can I listen to BirdNote Daily?
A - Check the list of stations that carry BirdNote or listen to our podcast.
Q - Two minutes is not enough! Does BirdNote do longer stories?
A - You bet! Check out our podcasts Bring Birds Back, Threatened, Sound Escapes, and BirdNote Presents.
Q - Is BirdNote on social media?
A - Yes! Join the BirdNote flock and follow us on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and LinkedIn.
Q - Can I find out what’s coming up on BirdNote?
A - Sign up for our newsletter to see photos and listen to shows before they air.
Q - How do I contribute a photo to BirdNote?
A - If you're a bird or nature photographer willing to generously allow BirdNote to use your photos in our communications, please reach out and email the photo to us! If you have an online gallery, please include a link to that, as it's a great way for us to browse when we're looking for a specific species. We are extremely grateful for all the generous photographers who have contributed their photos and will always credit photographers when using their work.
Q - I have an idea for a show. How can I suggest it?
A - If you have a suggestion, please search our Show Archive to see if a story has already been done. If you don’t see anything there, please send us an email to submit your story idea. We can't guarantee that we'll do a story about it, but we appreciate your ideas. Please note that we do not do book reviews. If you are a freelance writer or producer, please see our Pitch Page.
Q - Who pays for BirdNote?
A - People who care deeply about birds — and value our conservation mission — make it possible to produce BirdNote. Our programming is free and accessible to all, thanks to the support of individuals, foundations, and businesses. Radio stations do not pay for the program but provide valuable airtime, for which we are grateful. If you enjoy BirdNote, please consider a donation. Thanks!
Q - Where can I see BirdNote's recent annual reports?
A - You can see BirdNote's annual reports from the last few years on this page.
Q - Where can I review BirdNote's annual 990 filings?
A - Visit this link on Candid's BirdNote page to review our annual 990 filings.