Birding Contents Archive

🚨 Despite being in severe decline, the spring hunting ban on European Turtle-Doves in Malta was lifted last year. 🆘 On this small island, almost 350 birds are killed per square kilometre. Every single year. ❓ Will you stop the slaughter? ➡️ https://t.co/iOoszdgApy https://t.co/U6RpbO8IXu

Over 80% of Washington’s shrub steppe habitat—vital for sagebrush birds—has been lost. Science-driven decision-making—made possible by efforts like the Sagebrush Songbird Survey—is key to ensuring that these birds & the places they need survive. @AudubonWA https://t.co/y6auvTXKQA

Guano know what a bird’s been eating? The answer is in its feces. https://t.co/TJ5tqHnRwb

#PhotoOfTheDay: White-throated Sparrow sings its thin whistle that sounds like "Oh-sweet-canada-canada." Photo by Ena Marie Jackson in Sumter, South Carolina. [link in bio] * * * #BirdsOfInstagram #Birding #BirdingCommunity #BirdLovers #Bird_Captures #BirdPhotography #BirdingPhotography #WildlifePhotography #BirdFreaks #Birdstagram #BirdLife #FeatheredFriends #BirdWatching #BirdWatchingMagazine #BW_Magazine #BirdWatcher #BirdOfTheDay #Wildlife #InstaBirds #CoolBirds

In Minnesota, the southern edge of a boreal forest ecosystem could shift over the Canada border this century. Local photographers, scientists, and land managers are grappling with what that means. #BirdsTellUs https://t.co/1jaIhDdAPU

The Hudson Bay area is a veritable haven for birds & other wildlife. Today, there are at least 6 proposed Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas seeking to safeguard its rich lands & waters. Read about the Indigenous-led effort to protect it. @AudubonCAN https://t.co/AiY7jIopks

From a lone Sandhill Crane to waterfowl waddling on ice, Audubon's Christine Lin and Gabrielle Saleh's first year of participating in a Christmas Bird Count was filled with birds. Check out their reflection on the three counts they joined. https://t.co/IAftzaWKPR #AudubonCBC https://t.co/3vjM7CnIig