Birding Contents Archive

Thanks to @Sinnissippi Audubon, dozens of climate-change-threatened birds—from warblers to waders to raptors on the hunt—can be seen perched on buildings and soaring across walls in downtown Rockford, Illinois year-round. https://t.co/XTNs9KMQHs

Today, only 1/3 of Hawaiʻi's unique forest bird species are still around. We've partnered in launching a new school curriculum to help the next generation learn about, connect with, and conserve these birds. More info here: https://t.co/zg7hGZyL7H Pic: 'Anianiau by Jack Jeffrey https://t.co/2KrfJP8X8U

Built from eBird data, new eBird Trends maps are a game-changer for conservation. Fine-scale changes in #bird abundance show precisely where research or action may help to reverse population declines. #eBirdScience #BringBirdsBack #Ornithology #BirdTwitter https://t.co/sR08oWiRtX

After 27 years of service, veteran Mary Abrams is using her training for conservation as an Audubon Climate Ambassador. https://t.co/qJ4MgjfOej #VeteransDay https://t.co/yOh7TdZNWA

Prothonotary Warblers need your help—these charming songbirds are losing breeding habitat, resulting in a 40% decline in population since the 1960s. Read @AudubonLA’s suggested #BirdFriendly actions you can take to help save them. https://t.co/kZtTXFCYdD https://t.co/LyWU1QmIhs

Winter wader answers. How did you get on? #Birdwatching #Birding #IDChallenge #Quiz https://t.co/WPojtSishF

🔴After a year of unprecedented climate impacts across the world including the recent devastating floods in Pakistan and Nigeria, we are rising. 🗣️This #COP27 is crucial! We demand polluters #PayUp4LossAndDamage NOW! Join and #FloodTheCOP27 🌊 together. 🌊 #PollutersPayUpNow https://t.co/yHlLOZ8faB

Nearly 25% of seabirds found in U.S. waters are at risk of an Endangered listing, according to the 2022 #StateOfTheBirds Report. Ratifying the Agreement on the Conservation of Albatrosses and Petrels is one way to help. Add your name in support here: https://t.co/4h4Qzr6t1U https://t.co/gND0IptMyi

Click through to find out why owls see so well in the dark: https://t.co/KOsq213UkX https://t.co/9cT4iFwVpm

Robert Vallières is a former soldier who found solace rehabbing raptors. On #VeteransDay, learn how he now helps other struggling veterans with this his passion for birds. https://t.co/g7212AhWnd https://t.co/hOTHaQFfeD

Audubon scientists studied 604 North American bird species using 140 million bird records. Our climate report, Survival by Degrees, shows that two-thirds of our bird species are at risk of extinction from climate change. https://t.co/jiE6ieSfhh #BirdsTellUs https://t.co/CX2s9pIsiu

Did you know know that birds are anti-aging superstars? It’s true, but why they live such remarkably long lives is still somewhat of a mystery to scientists. @MargoRosenbaum https://t.co/BtkoiKmcY4

Morning quizzers. This week we have a close look at some winter waders to test your ID skills. Answers after 4pm. #Birdwatching #Birding #IDChallenge #quiz https://t.co/O0Zllcf0lt

All you need to know about tawny owls is right here: https://t.co/QSKG1hSKoX https://t.co/Y0U5wKWHr9

#PhotoOfTheDay: A Shikra — an Accipiter species found in Asia and Africa — perches on a branch in Varanasi, a city in northern India. Photographed in September by Anjali Krishna. http://ow.ly/tiCw50LACx6 #BirdsOfInstagram #Birding #BirdingCommunity #BirdLovers #Bird_Captures #BirdPhotography #BirdingPhotography #WildlifePhotography #BirdFreaks #Birdstagram #BirdLife #FeatheredFriends #BirdWatching #BirdWatchingMagazine #BW_Magazine #BirdWatcher #BirdOfTheDay #Wildlife #InstaBirds #CoolBirds