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Did you know the Snowy Plover is able to find food during the day and night thanks to its large eyes and acute vision? Happy #PloverAppreciationDay! Learn more here: https://t.co/RPNGdH67lZ https://t.co/BAhMumX3aj

Enjoy breathtaking landscapes, beautiful bird portraits, and spectacular scenes from the natural world all year long with Audubon® calendars—now available for pre-order! Explore the 2023 collection: https://t.co/K8R5pI7Olq https://t.co/7EeHFXKstE

Whoops! Guess who got completely sidetracked and forgot to post the smaller gull ID quiz answers. Massive apologies. #Birdwatching #Birding #IDChallenge #Quiz https://t.co/YANXWj3rXK

Birds are definitely on the move for fall migration. Remember to do your part and turn the lights off at night to help birds migrate safely and help #stopbirdcollisions! #WorldMigratoryBirdDay2022 (GIF description: a bird turns the lights off at night. Created by Lev Levy/USFWS) https://t.co/P9S8BWpg67

Today is #PloverAppreciationDay and our Bird of the Week is the Mountain Plover! Despite its name, the sand-colored Mountain Plover is a species of open plains. Learn more about this species here: https://t.co/ZqRPvdcMZo https://t.co/FupJHCEkms

State governments could be doing a lot more to address climate change. Here's why a little-known but critical agency known as the Public Utility Commission could be a pivotal tool. @susancosier https://t.co/PgdrVRjxA7

Happy #PloverAppreciationDay! Did you know plovers can be found in most parts of the world? Which one is your favorite? https://t.co/amo0hLWpog

🎉 We’re celebrating #PloverAppreciationDay! 🐤 Plovers are a family of birds found in all continents except Antarctica. Hunting by sight, they use a “run and pause technique” running along the shore, pausing to look for prey then swiftly snatching it up. https://t.co/djDrahk7y9

Happy #PloverAppreciationDay! Considered to be one of the fastest-flying shorebirds, the American Golden-Plover is able to reach speeds of up to 60 miles per hour. Learn more here: https://t.co/iimY599Gtt https://t.co/OayyXNSseA

#OctoberBigDay is coming! If you are looking for new places to #bird check out Explore Hotspots on the eBird website or free eBird Mobile app. Use eBird to share the #birds you find on 8 October. Learn more: https://t.co/MjbZ3kC7dc #BirdTwitter #birding #BirdsUniteOurWorld https://t.co/2hkJwmIUwq

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🐦 This week, David Rothenberg and Olivia Chaney will perform at the BirdLife World Congress. 🎶 By listening to the Birdsong Project, you can celebrate and enjoy the beauty of birdsong from wherever you are in the world. ➡️ https://t.co/bJVfdyoKvH

“We're such a small, tiny little island that most people don't even know about—the fact that we can help another small, little, tiny Pacific island achieve their conservation goals is fantastic.” - Stefan Kropidlowski, @USFWS https://t.co/kT8hNFAfFa

“Migratory birds are these little globetrotters,” says senior director of Audubon’s Migratory Bird Initiative Jill Deppe (@DeppeJill)—read how the newly launched Bird Migration Explorer visualizes their journeys & the challenges they face. @larsonchristina https://t.co/NCArRuxxqL

Good morning quizzers. Try your luck with some smaller gulls. Answers around 4pm and good luck. #Birdwatching #Birding #Quiz #IDChallenge https://t.co/HVo61IMs29