Birding Contents Archive

The bipartisan Western Riverside Act would increase equitable access to nature and protect important habitat for birds in Southern California. https://t.co/BWdqSUpgCf

Cleanliness is next to...conservation?! It's true! Keeping campsites tidy and reducing litter helps protect birds and their eggs from predators drawn to the area by leftover s'mores, crumbs, and more. Learn more about formal efforts to help reduce litter: https://t.co/YqNjgZ2cQW https://t.co/mMYAqKBiG6

Our ABA Trip in British Columbia is off to a fun start! Here's a little photo update from our Travel and Events Coordinator, Katinka Domen. Which birds will they see next? Stay tuned for more updates in the coming days! #birding #Canada #BC #ABA https://t.co/wA3mR9qCS4

Ready to take a stand to protect birds and the places they need? Join fellow bird lovers across the country and pledge to vote for the birds this year. Once you pledge we’ll send additional helpful resources: https://t.co/PevCWaIFQ3 #NationalVoterRegistrationDay https://t.co/lT5CF6LeEH

Did you know? If you’ve recently moved, changed your name, or turned 18, you may not be #VoteReady. Take this opportunity on #NationalVoterRegistrationDay to update or check on your voter registration. Learn more: https://t.co/1UjC8oIbsQ https://t.co/Zuy0b5kamm

Birds can’t vote, but as one of the millions of Americans who care about them—you can. Today is #NationalVoterRegistrationDay, and registration is an important first step to becoming a voter. Register or check your registration status today: https://t.co/kn5bOmVBxH https://t.co/QjExgjOiNN

🐤 Without relying on tailwinds that would help it go faster, the Great Snipe has been recorded to reach speeds of up to 97 km/h over a distance of 6,800 km! 🌍 They fly non-stop over land from Scandinavia to sub-Saharan Africa and lose half of their bodyweight as a result! https://t.co/yZGSBc24fD

Birds collide with windows every day around the world. But it doesn't have to be that way. Treating your windows is an incredible way to help birds. Learn more about this issue—and solutions—from 7 of the most frequent colliders in the US. More info: https://t.co/wIMD4yqeZV https://t.co/MPj2ZZN68V

Your eBirding at work! @USFWS National Wildlife Refuges and @BirdLife_News Important Bird & Biodiversity Areas are integrated w/ eBird. #eBird data is used to monitor key biodiversity regions, meet conservation targets, & identify new sites for protection. https://t.co/W7JOMNrRxc

Join us, as conservation history is made at the 2022 Federal #DuckStamp Art Contest, streaming free online September 23 & 24: https://t.co/EpNRVvUM28 (2022-2023 Federal Duck Stamp, featuring a pair of redheads painted by Minnesota artist James Hautman. (c) USFWS) https://t.co/7jWJQxf9cK

Have you ever experienced a hawkwatch? This fall, put it on your birding bucket list. https://t.co/XDnwQOd0T6

There is still time to register for our webinar about fall migration. You don't want to miss it later today, September 20, at 4pm Eastern. RSVP here: https://t.co/EK8LeQW4BL Bird in image: Blue-gray Gnatcatcher by Martha Marks/Shutterstock https://t.co/aDEMPbXT11

Keep your eyes to the skies this week as you might see an Osprey. Stopping at large bodies of water, these birds are on their way back to Africa where they will spend the winter. Spy one this week? Log it on Birda! #bird #birdnerd #app #migration #birdmigration https://t.co/eHMMZ0zj4W

A responsible private sector can help protect against the worst effects of climate change. Earlier this year, @AudubonFL debuted its first class of Florida Climate Entrepreneurs, who are helping meet that state's unique climate challenges. #ClimateWeekNYC https://t.co/dDvZMKeJEF

How can you tell raptors apart when they're streaming across the sky? It takes a distinct set of birding skills. Let us get you started with some widespread U.S. species courtesy of Melissa Roach from @NJAudubon’s Cape May Bird Observatory. https://t.co/gqhAsxZuDY