Birding Contents Archive

Bird eyes come in an amazing array of colors, but why and even how remains a mystery to scientists, a recent study finds. https://t.co/BMwaHRJuFT

Snow geese have been on the move! Did you know that during their migration, these birds can fly at speeds of up to 50 miles per hour? Despite their impressive speed, their migration is a pretty drawn-out affair that can last around 3-4 months. There's still time for a photo-op! https://t.co/Nudm0hcCNl

We have a few virtual seats left for tomorrow's webinar! Please join us at 4pm Eastern on February 22 to discuss the U.S. Farm Bill and it's connection to bird conservation. RSVP now here: https://t.co/YHPKpK40Hx Video: Chestnut-collared Longspur https://t.co/ZgEl5VNvdn

Izembek National Wildlife Refuge is one of the most important migratory bird staging & wintering habitats in the world—and it's under threat. Urge @Interior to reject the construction of a privatized road & support win-win solutions for people & wildlife. https://t.co/xG2BrH2AzL https://t.co/rR6y6tQ7ot

Alaska’s Teshekpuk Lake wetlands complex—one of the most vital habitats in the Arctic—is threatened by a proposed ConocoPhillips oil development. This is our final opportunity to urge @BLMNational to stop this ecologically devastating project. Act now: https://t.co/gCvMqXWds6 https://t.co/tUWHYnYBVt

📉 Over the 19th century, the Passenger Pigeon crashed from being one of the most abundant birds in the world to extinction. 🐤 Native to North America, it was a nomadic species breeding and foraging in vast flocks millions of birds strong. https://t.co/EftBWpMfMv

Do you put out bird feeders? Don’t forget to clean them! “Regularly emptying & disinfecting feeders is of utmost priority when feeding birds to prevent cross-contamination of many potential illnesses birds can share at feeders.” @AudubonNY #BirdFriendly https://t.co/iSrjkqo2x8

Do you forget to stop your Birda session? So do we! 🙈 We've made a useful little tool to help you change the times on your Birda sessions. Check it out in the newest update of Birda! #appupdate #Birda #birding #birdwatch #birdwatching #happybirding #bird #birdnerd #birda https://t.co/WsF7fms3C4

Check out the incredible line-up of presenters and topics for @GoNatureForward's 2023 #TakingNatureBlack conference. Don’t miss this much-anticipated hybrid event March 8-11. Learn more at https://t.co/Qs2CIbhOps https://t.co/Kw5GY4y9nr

🆘 BirdLife estimates that a horrifying 25 million birds are illegally killed each year in countries across the East Mediterranean. ❓ Will you stop the slaughter? ➡️ https://t.co/2neBKjZqKt https://t.co/ZiVqv9XGXs

Becoming a regular eBird user can take your birding to the next level while supporting science and conservation. Here’s what you need to know. https://t.co/gaHVxCdahF

😓 The last wild bird was shot in 1900 and the last captive bird, Martha, died in 1914 in the Cincinnati Zoo. 🚨 European Turtle-dove – a globally threatened bird risks emulating its distant relative’s fate. https://t.co/XyQMRfCmlv

#BirdsTellUs we need to #ActOnClimate. The worst consequences of a changing climate can still be avoided. Read how we can get there and what additional areas, experts say, require innovation. https://t.co/Q64mr1NYnA

🕵️‍♀️ Mission critical: saving an endemic kingfisher on the brink. 🐤 A combination of invasive species and logging have resulted in Marquesas Kingfisher, an endemic to French Polynesia, being Critically Endangered. 📷 B Ignace https://t.co/VkGerrBrX5

Have a drone for recreational use? Drones can cause a lot of havoc for nesting shorebirds & critically put their chicks in danger. Raising awareness around the danger of drones is just one way that we can help nesting birds on Florida’s beaches. @AudubonFL https://t.co/M42TkG0v92