Birding Contents Archive

Birds and other wildlife need diverse, native plant communities to thrive, especially after disasters like wildfire. But the nation’s supply of native seeds falls far short of demand. A new report charts a way forward. @zoegrueling https://t.co/EHUopSjx3X

It's been a whooping 50 years of protecting endangered species! All year long, join us in celebrating the anniversary of the Endangered Species Act, a law that has helped bring species like whooping crane back from the brink of extinction #ESA50📷Klaus Nigge/USFWS https://t.co/so5yk8TdgS

It's #WorldWaterDay & “Water: Sustaining Bird Life” is also the official slogan of this years #WorldMigratoryBirdDay! Join us in protecting water resources & aquatic ecosystems for migratory birds. @WMBD https://t.co/l33DHLdOoj

Loons are considered a symbol of the wilderness, but as protections of waterways get stripped away, their vital habitats become imperiled. On #WorldWaterDay, adopt a Common Loon to help us advocate for the places they need—& receive a lifelike plush. https://t.co/QmLr3qcz1h https://t.co/9AW26Ulzmr

Meet Inês! 🇵🇦 She is a Program Associate at @AudubonAmericas in Panama & has worked with us in partnership through our NMBCA grant program. 📷Inês in Gamboa Rainforest Reserve, Panama, observing hummingbirds. Credit: Marsha Diaz/Audubon Americas #WomensHistoryMonth https://t.co/zIBilK6Rk6

Evening grosbeaks are one of most frequently reported species killed by collision with windows. Learn more about this leading threat to birds & how you can make your windows bird-friendly! #3billionbirds #birdcollisions #EveningGrosbeak https://t.co/aQPiYYCxL9 https://t.co/4qTYfQY3W6

Save the dates for #WMBD2023: 🗓️13 May &🗓️14 October Check out https://t.co/elZ30HavFP to learn more & find events near you! https://t.co/PC6PdiW1eO

Next time you see a Mallard, don’t be so quick to dismiss it as just another boring bird—these ubiquitous ducks renew and create habitats just by going about their normal lives. Learn more on #WorldWaterDay: https://t.co/ADiqVIbqFk https://t.co/FdWSXRzqez

🏞️Wetlands and wetland species are declining at an unparalleled rate. 🚨Over 1/3 of the world’s wetlands lost since 1970 and 1 in 6 of all wetland #bird species are threatened with extinction. 💡Be the change this #WorldWaterDay – do what you can to help solve the water crisis! https://t.co/Vv9ANBHLau

It's time for another Wildlife at Speed! What's this blurry bird?🤔🤔 Comment your guesses below and find out the answer tomorrow! #whatbirdisthis #birdquiz #birdingquiz #blurrybird #wildlifewednesday #livewilder #birda #birding #wildlifeatspeed #birdID #birdidhelp https://t.co/XjJ2eLzdcy

We're enjoying “Dawn Songs," an anthology edited by Jamie Reaser and Drew Lanham. We're also grateful for their investment in the @ABCbirds Conservation and Justice Fellowship Program! Learn more about the book and the fellowship program here: https://t.co/NOZ3otHOjA https://t.co/7v370jckJM

The Great Lakes provide drinking water to 40 million people & their coastal habitats support >350 bird species but are threatened by climate change, coastal development & invasive species. Learn about our restoration plan on #WorldWaterDay: https://t.co/TSuraDjJSo @Audubon_GL https://t.co/OQ1Vlfa2o2

“This whole process has brought us feeling closer to the land,” says Helen. Learn how artist Mel Chin and his partner Helen are turning their 28-acre homestead into a restored #BirdFriendly habitat with the help of @AudubonNC. https://t.co/V4mS67kzsK https://t.co/BHWd8HKWRC

Some of the best landscapes for storing carbon naturally are also vital to birds' survival. On the #IntForestDay, learn how maintaining these climate strongholds—like our forests—are key to reducing emissions and protecting the birds we love. #BirdsTellUs https://t.co/LK2o6wEzIq

Despite best efforts to protect birds nesting on Florida beaches, an invisible threat has been taking a toll on Black Skimmer chicks and fledglings in Southwest Florida—but staff are hopeful a new tool can help. @AudubonFL https://t.co/jQf613Aq2d