Birding Contents Archive

Actor & Audubon board member @LiliTaylor loves birds. To learn about the actions she takes to protect them, her involvement with #TheBirdsongProject, and more, bird expert David Jeffrey Ringer chatted with her on IG live—read an excerpt from their talk. https://t.co/TUpq8dV5WA

One of nature's greatest events is now underway! Are you ready? Take our online quiz to test your fall migration IQ and get expert tips to help birds migrate safely to their nonbreeding grounds. https://t.co/fxvKuNyS45 Photo: Blackpoll Warbler by Frode Jacobsen/Shutterstock https://t.co/vxrLhuyB1X

#GlobalBirdRescue 2022 starts next week on October 3. Join folks from around the world by rescuing birds and documenting window collisions in your community. Learn more about the event at: https://t.co/rO2KjxtQ7O HT @FLAPCanada #BirdSmartGlass Bird in image: Gray Catbird https://t.co/duBHroOrTx

“Next time you visit the Green Mountain Audubon Center, take the time to pause & think about where the birds around you are coming from & how far they’ve traveled to get here.” Dive into what it means to be a part of a banding station with Audubon Vermont. https://t.co/XGRfhx2NA3

A study shows that our national parks are warming at a rate twice as fast as the rest of the country—but they still remain the best protection for birds and other wildlife as the climate changes. https://t.co/wOZ6vVltEV https://t.co/KC3FESB11A

From the Birding magazine archives, August 1972. https://t.co/I4qMI3aSAF

🌍 Join BirdLife and @global_birding for #GlobalBirdWeekend on the 7, 8 & 9 October 2022. 🐤 Help others learn and share your passion for #birding, while raising vital funds to protect threatened species and habitats. ➡️ https://t.co/CXWprk69EO #GlobalBirding https://t.co/ohqLQgNHJS

Few people deny the allure of Mars, or the value of space science, exploration, and better internet. But as more rockets lift off than ever before, the collateral damage faced by local communities and wildlife are raising concerns. https://t.co/1aqvC8rDuP

The Birders' Exchange provides birdwatching equipment and resources to organizations in the United States, Canada, Latin America, and the Caribbean with an educational need. We invite programs to apply to our fall 2022 cohort by Nov. 1: https://t.co/Prqe73ngUE for details! #BEX

Meet @audubondebspark’s newest community conservation fellow Chelsea Abrahamian! As a Salvadorian and Armenian in the environmental sciences, Chelsea is excited about the center's holistic, people-focused approach to conservation. #LatinxHeritageMonth https://t.co/Kx2eAxr82G

Most flycatchers are drab, but the male Vermilion Flycatcher is a brilliant exception. And if the male's bright colors were not advertisement enough, he also displays by puffing up his feathers and fluttering high in the air while singing repeatedly. https://t.co/ualu74EHec https://t.co/SH8V1Q38Ob

Our lovely brand-new October Bird Watching magazine issue is out this Thursday. Or you can order one here and get it delivered direct to your door... https://t.co/5fw8hk2Ici https://t.co/p4NDremY9w

Sebastian Moreno (@urbanbirdeco)—an environmental conservation Ph.D. candidate, licensed falconer, & @LatinoOutdoors volunteer—spoke with us about his research, improving community science, and equitable access to the outdoors. https://t.co/dvERVHKppP #LatinxHeritageMonth https://t.co/j6n5fOiaur

“These new findings make crystal clear how serious the situation is—how much we, humans and wildlife, will lose if we fail to act. But the report also provides a way forward,” says Audubon’s Sara Brodnax. https://t.co/4cgB9Q6JL9