Saving Songbirds
The population of many songbird species is plummeting, and the birds face serious threat.
Songbirds fly in and out of our lives, enchanting us with their colorful plumage and melodies. Warblers, orioles and bobolinks – these perching birds are familiar sights to New Englanders. But the population of many songbird species is plummeting, and the birds face serious threats to their survival.
Support for Saving Songbirds is provided by The Butler Foundation
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Goodbye Jamaica
The songbird crew says goodbye to Jamaica.
Preview Trailer
For a lot of people, songbirds matter.
Off to Jamaica
Willem and Phil take off to Jamaica.
Ant Attack
What do you do when a swarm of army ants come.
Lunch time in Jamaica
The crew sits down for lunch time in Jamaica.
Phil on the Trail
Phil takes us up a jungle trail to look for birds.
On the Road in Costa Rica
Behind the scenes filming of Saving Songbirds.
Tropical Weather
Behind the scenes filming of Saving Songbirds.
Behind the Scenes: Bathrooms
How things compare to the comforts of home
Out for Dinner
What's for dinner?
Lunch Time in Costa Rica
Phil shows us what's for lunch.
Windy Mountain Tops
Willem takes us on top of a hill in beautiful Costa Rica.
Coffee Dryer
How is coffee harvested?
Bananas
Willem goes Bananas!
Jamaican Traffic Jam
The songbird crew is stuck on a risky road in a traffic jam.
Meet Christine
Willem introduces us to Christine Jimenez of Earth University.
Accommodations
Find out how far the dollar goes in Costa Rica.
Professor Len Reitsma
Plymouth State University professor Len Reitsma and students.
Home Base Miramar
The crew's home base.
