Birding Contents Archive

The Recovering America’s Wildlife Act has been reintroduced in the U.S. Senate. This bipartisan bill will help state wildlife agencies proactively conserve vulnerable species, like the Golden-Winged Warbler and Black Tern. https://t.co/fEWPoZHGSk

The Savannah Sparrow is one of North America’s most numerous songbirds, yet it is not as well-known as others. What are some of the Savannah Sparrow’s revealed secrets, and how does this species recall legendary birds from far-away islands? Find out here: https://t.co/WfiREP63Ft https://t.co/Oldfur9MPS

Our Partner The Wildlife and Environmental Society of Malawi needs our help now. Cyclone Freddy has devastated their branches in Blantyre, Mulanje and Zomba. Lives and homes have been lost. Please do what you can. Thank you. https://t.co/7apEgN5yTL

Meet Salvadora! 🇳🇮🇭🇳🇸🇻She is Shrimp Farming & Shorebird Conservation Specialist with the @ManometCenter Flyways Program. She is a part of our NMBCA project in the Gulf of Fonseca in Nicaragua, Honduras & El Salvador that seeks to integrate shorebird conservation & shrimp farming. https://t.co/gFMt8g57oS

Meet Tatiana, Project Coordinator for Birds and Conservation at BirdLife in Ecuador! 🇪🇨 She has collaborated with us through the NMBCA grant program through the project “Conserving the winter habitat of the Cerulean Warbler in Ecuador with Local Support Groups” https://t.co/VlHs8DRUEL

You can take action today and urge your Senator to support the Recovering America's Wildlife Act. It will help thousands of wildlife species, including more than 800 bird species, and prevent future extinctions. https://t.co/K3P08YwWxf

(Images © Tatiana Santander, used with permission) https://t.co/1qpPZrpsBe

Thank you @MartinHeinrich and @SenThomTillis. Your bipartisan leadership is an example of how we can all work together to #BringBirdsBack and #RecoverWildlife. https://t.co/R1iNA1ziB6

(Images © Salvadora Morales, used with permission) https://t.co/M6SnqwDuzs

At the bird feeder, social birds like chickadees and goldfinches are the least likely to win a face-off against another species, despite all the squabbling they do amongst themselves. A new study looks at how social life shapes the pecking order. https://t.co/B5GrEcYplU

Prior to working with Manomet, she worked with Fauna and Flora International for the conservation of land birds that led to the declaration of the Ometepe Island Biosphere Reserve. (Images © Salvadora Morales, used with permission) https://t.co/AtMrHzCCoC

“More and more natural habitats are diminishing and productive systems are increasing; finding opportunities to co-create shorebird-friendly aquaculture practices with producers is one of the great challenges and will contribute to halting the decline of shorebirds” she remarked. https://t.co/GaR9qjnCLY

Rice fields act as temporary wetlands and have been documented to provide important habitat for waterbirds such as buff-breasted sandpiper, lesser yellowlegs, solitary sandpiper, American golden plover and bobolink. (📷© Lorena Sforza, used with permission) https://t.co/RKpIHQrXiR

Meet Lorena! 🇵🇾 She works for Guyra Paraguay & partners with us through the NMBCA grant program on the project “Harmonizing Rice Cultivation with Migratory Bird Conservation in Paraguay” 🌎 https://t.co/hM0vrhC6T8

Bird of prey killing has hardly been out of the news this week. Urgent reform is coming, led by Scotland, but it cant come soon enough.. https://t.co/7LNoKGGkGN