Birding Contents Archive

Living in a small space? You can still grow native plants and help birds with a container garden on #PlantAFlowerDay. https://t.co/oRVSrGcvaJ #PlantsForBirds https://t.co/ONATYkTCAd

For birds, the sky isn't just empty airspace. It's critical habitat. And, as researchers are learning, what happens there can have serious consequences. Learn more: https://t.co/A6tg94S6hA Photo: Black Skimmers, Sandwich and Royal Terns by Ivan Kuzmin/Alamy Stock Photo https://t.co/VWTkOkk3zN

Still thinking on what to plant on #PlantAFlowerDay? These native trees and plants will lure warblers, tanagers, orioles, and grosbeaks to your yard: https://t.co/kcpibOWvQO #PlantsForBirds https://t.co/K9GrNn9H4F

#PhotoOfTheDay: This yellow-shafted Northern Flicker has a taste for shelled peanuts. Photo by David Mundy in Calgary, Alberta. #BirdsOfInstagram #Birding #BirdingCommunity #BirdLovers #Bird_Captures #BirdPhotography #BirdingPhotography #WildlifePhotography #BirdFreaks #Birdstagram #BirdLife #FeatheredFriends #BirdWatching #BirdWatchingMagazine #BW_Magazine #BirdWatcher #BirdOfTheDay #Wildlife #InstaBirds #CoolBirds

“Since then, I have had the responsibility—self-imposed—to work for biodiversity conservation in the best way possible, including making decisions informed by quality science," says @AudubonAmericas’ Daniela Linero. Dive into her story. #WomenInScience https://t.co/vTccn3HVpL

What are you going to plant for #PlantAFlowerDay 🌸 ? You can't go wrong with native plants: #PlantsForBirds help fight #ClimateChange, save water, and provide food and shelter for birds. https://t.co/ilFzpYAMwK https://t.co/0Hrg5jZSCO

Gray-cheeked Thrushes are currently preparing for their spring migration. These birds may fly nonstop ~ 2,000 miles from stopover habitat in Colombia to the US. This long journey means protecting stopover habitats to provide safe rest areas is vital. https://t.co/ykm7Isfw3Z https://t.co/uSD9iyHQim

🐤 Black Swifts spend most of their lives in the air and migrate thousands of miles every year. 👩‍🔬 But researchers have found that their lifestyle is even stranger than we once knew. 🔎 Find out more in this @BirdNoteRadio Podcast! ➡️ https://t.co/emI8WbmNMV

How can you tell male and female robins apart? Click here to find out: https://t.co/YaZDf3NkvA https://t.co/EEAzjHlBBc

Artist Christopher Regier is looking for “what is truest to our eye” of each bird’s color as he creates his unique Field Guide series. The results look like paint sample swatches. https://t.co/bNLL8fsjrV

I love photographing the egrets, they just fascinate me. This pair were arguing over something inconsequential, but jeez they just went straight up so high, high and higher. I was happy to get some action as they were quite intense. This is image is quite tame compared to other ones I managed to snag. I am pleased I sat down and revisited my focus settings and have found it to be bit better with the action moments in the field bit sharper on the movement shots. I captured quite a few different moments this week. #egret #birdsofaustralia #egretsofinstagram #best_birds_shots #instawildlife #birds_adored #ausgeo #bird_perfection #feather_perfection #bestbirds #best_bird_shots

Need another reason to plant natives on #PlantAFlowerDay? Strategic gardening with native plants can help you slash your home energy use. Here's how: https://t.co/L2JSL10sAF #PlantsForBirds https://t.co/OQ0fMrcUcW

Did you know that Blue-headed Vireos migrate earlier in spring and later in fall than other vireos in their range? https://t.co/aCkP2WAwFv https://t.co/21bbV8RQHS

All you need to know about goldfinches is right here https://t.co/EoXQjkVuz3 https://t.co/olZqwpr4rB

The importance of the Hudson and James Bay coastline to birds cannot be overstated—with millions of species funneling through the region each year. Get a glimpse of this impressive area through the eyes of @CarrieEGray, our Boreal conservation specialist. https://t.co/b3emiDt4XA