Birding Contents Archive

Citing a growing number of birds injured or killed by glue traps, conservationists and wildlife rehabilitators are urging the public to instead choose safer alternatives for managing the invasive spotted lanternfly. @alicesun_nature https://t.co/Jo03hO4Dmn

"When I see birds and go out birding, I just light up!" We spoke to Mordekai from Texas about his birdwatching story. Here's a sneak peak of our interview! Keep an eye out for our blog in the coming weeks where you can find Mordekai's full story. #birdwatching #story https://t.co/2UcXnPju8T

Light pollution has broad consequences. Night-migrating birds, like songbirds and shorebirds, can be disoriented by artificial light at night. Turning off or dimming lights can help them complete their migratory journeys safely. https://t.co/96D2Aj4d7U

Want to take action? Pledge to stand with us as we call on building owners, managers, and homeowners to turn off excess lighting during spring migration season to prevent needless bird deaths and ensure that birds have a safe and #BirdFriendly passage. https://t.co/A84CPe1FoI https://t.co/ZlRNQpgTio

Check out a new @nmnh exhibition—Lights Out: Recovering Our Night Sky—that explores light pollution and invites you to discover your connection with the night sky. https://t.co/Y1wdFRc6EY https://t.co/BlBukWOWvO

Did you know 58% of the entire Fox Sparrow population breeds in the Boreal? The “Red” Fox Sparrow is particularly dependent on the region, with its breeding range almost perfectly matching a map of North America's Boreal Forest region. https://t.co/HttQGw5z5b @AudubonCAN https://t.co/EazNKDeYrj

With @ABCbirds' support, our partner ECOAN has worked to restore and protect habitat for the Endangered Marvelous Spatuletail at and around the Huembo Reserve in northern Peru. There, profits from ecotourism help sustain reserve management. Learn more: https://t.co/SkkBw87PCI https://t.co/NEL95nzD06

🐤 Resembling a canary on steroids and with a cheerful, chirruping whistle for a song, the Yellow Cardinal is an attractive relative of the tanagers. 🎶 But, as with many such #songbirds, being aesthetically appealing to humans has been its downfall. 👉 https://t.co/hpUsUP6LSO

It's time for another Wildlife at Speed! What's this blurry bird?🤔🤔 Comment your guesses below and find out the answer tomorrow! #whatbirdisthis #birdingchallenge #birdchallenge #blurrybird #wildlifewednesday #livewilder #birda #wildlifeatspeed #birdID #birdidhelp https://t.co/1sHKczaPKl

Meet Irene! 🇲🇽 She is a professor & researcher at the University of Nuevo León. She has worked with us through our NMBCA grant program, where she is project leader for “Reestablishment of connectivity in priority grasslands of the Southern Chihuahuan Desert, Mexico”! 📷I. Ortega https://t.co/uXMDY2j9U5

During the 2021 nesting season, wading birds initiated almost 102,000 nests—more than twice the 10-year average of 48,000 nests. Learn from @AudubonFL what Florida’s #BirdsTellUs about the health of the Everglades. https://t.co/L8amfkADSj https://t.co/UKuiDQKlK5

Artist Christopher Regier took a unique, colorful approach to classifying birds. The results look like paint sample swatches. https://t.co/bNLL8fsjrV

.@AudubonWA's conservation work in Puget Sound is informed by our Puget Sound Conservation Blueprint to guide efforts to fund, develop, & support innovative climate-resilient coastal protection and restoration efforts. Get an update on this critical work. https://t.co/mMrVYg6UWA https://t.co/hU1eoSiotz

There's still a couple of places left on this Readers' Holiday - join us to see some of Scotland's iconic bird species https://t.co/o2DGifXWrB

Stock up on bird seed for spring migration. Ensuring your feeders are full of quality seed will help support birds on their migratory journeys. Audubon bird seed available here: https://t.co/vYASn5ptP0 https://t.co/NZPRysWimK