Birding Contents Archive

In a recent study, scientists discovered that hummingbirds—with their vibrant greens, electric blues, and royal purples—are more colorful than humans had ever imagined, beyond what people are physically capable of seeing. https://t.co/R1l2QJfeoe

SNOWY OWL VIEWING ETHICS Closer to Owls, but in the Right Ways. Snowy Owls are one of the most recognized and beloved birds in the world. To protect them, it’s essential that birders enjoy these birds ethically. https://t.co/wqq2izB52E

The Sharp-tailed Grouse’s distribution extends as far north as Alaska, and this species has special adaptations for colder climes. What helps this pointy-tailed bird thrive in frigid conditions? The answer can be found here, so click now: https://t.co/KkKm3ZWnax https://t.co/GSYwuLhb6p

In snowy regions, home to about 70% of the U.S. population, road salt use has almost tripled since the 1970s. “Essentially, we’re blanketing the earth with salt.” @shantalwriter https://t.co/JYJc9TIRP7

How did you get on with our brown bird ID challenge? #Birdwatching #Birding #IDChallenge #Quiz https://t.co/87cqBrsxYk

Here's a great win for birds in an unlikely setting: a new community reserve in Chile was just created to protect a breeding site for Markham's Storm-Petrels. This *sea*bird nests in a desert habitat so desolate that it resembles Mars! Read more: https://t.co/x6kJT4BZeL https://t.co/3nSXu3oJIz

Did you know that bird watchers can contribute to our efforts to study and protect shorebirds by reporting observations of banded birds? Find out what we’ve learned from recent bird band sightings from @AudubonFL. https://t.co/O9KJ1CRW7D

In 2020 Audubon scientists made a startling discovery: water is quickly disappearing from @CorkscrewSwamp Sanctuary—endangering its wildlife & surrounding community. Read how we use science to better inform the area’s restoration & water policy. @AudubonFL https://t.co/m9BNI4ttbD https://t.co/9VsLVjNYJh

Feeding birds is one of the great joys for winter birders. While it can be fun, it comes with the responsibility of keeping birds safe. Follow these #BirdFriendly tips to ensure your feeder brings your local birds as much joy as it brings you! @AudubonNY https://t.co/iSrjkqo2x8

Good morning quizzers. Hope all is well. Another colour theme... Brown birds are this weeks puzzler. Answers after 4pm. #Birdwatching #Birding #IDChallenge #Quiz https://t.co/Df5SeiNyqR

In need of some good news? Biologists documented over 500 nests over the season, marking the first time coastal birds nested on the small island in Charleston Harbor since its disappearance to erosion. @AudubonSC #ShareTheShore https://t.co/1UdaEchVj0

❤️ One good tern deserves another. 🚵‍♀️ By setting yourself a fundraising challenge, you can help us protect #birds and their habitats across the world. 🌟 Why not start making a difference today! ➡️ https://t.co/vG1zV4tdT1 https://t.co/RU69twWEIW

We're working with the @Natures_Voice to bring you the Big Garden Birdwatch Challenge! Join the Big Garden Birdwatch on the Birda app, log your one-hour session and we’ll then send your bird sightings directly to the RSPB! 👉 https://t.co/DAbYQgtaWs #BigGardenBirdWatch https://t.co/wgwdy9obEO

Migrating male birds are adapting to warmer springs faster than females across 36 species—showing the complexity of climate change and the importance of studying female bird behavior. @r_heisman https://t.co/bMwwZ8hLik

Ahead of the @greatnorthern festival, our chief conservation officer Marshall Johnson spoke to students at the University of Minnesota about the need to listen to what #BirdsTellUs about climate, including Minnesota’s cherished state bird: the Common Loon. https://t.co/m5HbsN9uOW