Birding Contents Archive

It’s National Wildlife #RefugeWeek! We're celebrating the National Wildlife Refuge System—the world’s largest system of lands & waters dedicated to wildlife conservation. As it adapts to a new climate reality, every level of the agency needs more resources to achieve its mission. https://t.co/faVIXr6LnJ

As our UK partner @Natures_Voice RSPB prepares to go to the mattresses to fight this #AttackOnNature, the global BirdLife family stands in solidarity. Growth cannot happen on a dead planet which is where these Thelma and Louise policies will drive us. https://t.co/GpwSVLdYMy

With 2022 winding down, the bird selected, and the cover art complete, it’s nearly time for the unveiling of the ABA’s 2023 Bird of the Year! Limited VIP tickets for the Dec. 10 reveal event in Nashville, TN, are available here: https://t.co/Y3TmVtnh7g! https://t.co/I2z9PipeeQ

Join @ABCbirds on Oct 27th at 4pm Eastern for a webinar all about owls! You'll get to meet a live rescued owl, learn more about these predators' natural history, and get tips on how to enjoy them this fall. Register here: https://t.co/U11FhedpUW Bird in image: Great Horned Owl https://t.co/CyMu8bvLsZ

Fiona tore through the W. Indies before heading north to Canada’s Atlantic Region, and was the strongest recorded for the latitude. It brought with it Canada’s first Trindade Petrels, as well as Sooty and Bridled terns, White-tailed Tropicbird, and more. https://t.co/9BVZAoHA75

Join Audubon CEO @DrElizabethGray, @EOWilsonFndtn, and partners in Washington, DC on Thu, Oct 13 for Our Shared Future, a conversation in celebration of #HalfEarthDay2022. Registration is free. https://t.co/aqYFOr6iGc https://t.co/wsfLAiiVZ5

A new radio tracking tower at Audubon @CorkscrewSwamp Sanctuary is uncovering the mysteries of Purple Martin migration. That data will help scientists understand how to better protect these nimble insectivores as they travel to South America & back again. https://t.co/dyi3s1PZzH https://t.co/fH5B5Kh5zU

#OctoberBigDay results are still climbing. ⬆️ How many records can we break together? Keep those 8 October eBird checklists coming in! We’ll post the official results on Wednesday. https://t.co/psN1Td7DOy #BirdsUniteOurWorld #BirdTwitter #birds #birding @global_birding https://t.co/0wd5TL9pTs

With ABC's support, our partner ECOAN has worked to restore and protect habitat for the Endangered Marvelous Spatuletail at and around Huembo Reserve in northern Peru. There, profits from ecotourism help sustain reserve management. Learn more here: https://t.co/SkkBw7Qee8 https://t.co/I1bjkzUrwB

We’d like to thank Tim Appleton and Penny Robinson @GlobalBirding, who organised this year’s #GlobalBirdfair, held at Rutland Showground in the UK in July. https://t.co/gkOZXHtQZk

Laying a single egg every 1-2 years, Albatross’ slow breeding makes them vulnerable to extinction. And it’s our activities that are causing their decline. 15 of the 22 Albatross species are threatened with extinction. Will you help save seabirds? ➡️https://t.co/8CNzfsF8o2 https://t.co/vCtWpUBOEv

Seabirds have declined 70% since the 1950s, but we can help. Urge your members of Congress we need to #SaveTheSeabirds from threats like overfishing and climate change. Take action today: https://t.co/OFuI5Jw6DU https://t.co/efLDHsl5az

Exhibitors from around the world and more than 11,600 visitors attended the event over three days in July and raised an extraordinary €100,000 euros for the campaign to revive La Janda, once the largest inland wetland in Spain.👏👏👏

Did you know that for its size, the Common Murre has the most densely packed nesting colonies of any bird species? In fact, their nests may be so close together that incubating adults are actually touching other adults on both sides. https://t.co/aqoYU21n7Y https://t.co/DSmtUmOq35

After 14 years of preparation, this past May @TheYurokTribe and partners began releasing condors to northern California—a major milestone for the endangered bird and for the tribe. Learn more on #IndigenousPeoplesDay. https://t.co/GcSvRqT87H