Hear Josh's interview on NPR!

Red Hill Birding founder Josh Engel is a frequently interviewed by Chicago media when they are seeking comment on bird-related stories. Last week, he joined Judy Pollock and host Jerome McDonnell for a 30 minute segment on WBEZ's Worldview, talking about spring migration and answering listener's question about birds. It was a great time and a real thrill to have such a long interview to discuss birds on Chicago's NPR affiliate. You can listen to the interview here.

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