Birding Contents Archive

Guiding #BirdFriendly restoration practices in city parks is a priority for @AudubonWA. Staff are working with local Audubon chapters to increase native habitats for birds in urban areas, such as this Red-breasted Nuthatch. Learn more: https://t.co/02f5CC48wS https://t.co/kdjnO0tB5N

If you're just getting interested in birds, identifying the ones that live in your backyard or neighborhood is a great place to begin. With a little guidance and patience, most people can quickly learn to recognize these common birds by sight and sound. https://t.co/piCEcua4kc https://t.co/BPY3uNqSL2

🐤 It’s easy to imagine that putting up a #birdhouse or #nestbox is a relatively recent practice. But in Turkey, it has a long history. 🔎 Find out more in this @BirdNoteRadio podcast! ➡️ https://t.co/xRBXrYqjqV

Planning on participating in this year’s Great Backyard Bird Count, but not sure where to start? Join Audubon, @BirdsCanada, and @CornellBirds on Wed, Feb 15 at 1pm ET to get all your questions answered about bird ID, counting birds, and more. RSVP: https://t.co/su2TchnG1S #GBBC https://t.co/s2YyxZSACj

Audubon staff and volunteers work on beaches and islands around the country to protect birds like Piping Plovers from human disturbance. A new study finds that these coastal bird stewardship programs are essential for many birds to thrive. https://t.co/BPT4BjzHJd #ShareTheShore https://t.co/73GBF8uEiz

Wildlife Forever and the USDA Forest Service recently announced the winners of their second annual Songbird Art Contest, which celebrates bird-themed art created by children and teenagers. @ABCbirds was honored to participate on the judging panel. https://t.co/aB35QT05gR https://t.co/Yq4f83QBlO

What motivates you to go #birding? Winners of the 2022 eBird Checklist-a-Day Challenge share the species, tools, and projects that inspire them to #BirdEveryDay. Thanks to @ZEISSBirding for sponsoring the Checklist-a-Day Challenge! https://t.co/qKAYPUDHmf #birds #BirdTwitter https://t.co/IWpxuqYo5l

Are you signed up to the February Streaks Challenge? For the shortest month of the year, challenge yourself to go birdwatching for 28 days in a row! Use the hashtag #28DaysOfBirding to share your progress! #bird #birdwatch #birding #getoutdoors #outside #getoutside https://t.co/36iSFjxy9V

Charles Young—the first Black national park superintendent—made history at a time when Black Americans' achievements were often erased from the record. This #BlackHistoryMonth, read about his relentless perseverance in the face of racism, and his legacy. https://t.co/qqSOX6cBIq

Did you participate in your first Christmas Bird Count this past season? Audubon’s Christine Lin and Gabrielle Saleh (@GabSaleh) did—read their reflections on the three counts they joined in Texas, and find out what birds they encountered. #AudubonCBC https://t.co/3CYKKsHoOR

Tribes across the United States are working to reclaim ancestral lands—aiming to heal trauma from historic wrongs, enhance their culture, revive traditional practices, & protect wildlife & ecosystems. Read about 3 inspiring successes from 2022. @cjaadland https://t.co/p7C5vP8jgK

We were so excited to be featured on ITV’s @thismorning last weekend! @MeganMcCubbin described the birds you could log on the Birda app for the #BigGardenBirdWatch. Did you take part? Let us know! Catch us at 50:40 here - https://t.co/7CkWOx1aWn #rspb #BGBW #BigGardenBirdwatch https://t.co/PyMvIqzURt

"Now, more than ever, protecting & preserving 13,450 acres within the Sanctuary is critical to the quality of life for both wildlife & surrounding communities,” says Marshall Olson of Audubon's @CorkscrewSwamp Sanctuary on the wetland restoration project. https://t.co/Qw0rFnjNy1

How many birds will you see during this year's Great Backyard Bird Count? The annual birdwatching event will run from Feb 17-20. Learn how you can be a community scientist and collect data to help protect birds and the places they need. #GBBC https://t.co/5XkWOnx9JK