Birding Contents Archive

Support birds with Audubon bird feeders, bird houses, and bird baths—they're reviewed by our team of experts and designed with birds in mind. Available now at True Value hardware stores and other retailers near you: https://t.co/D9QmLGp6qX https://t.co/hTQes7RBP8

Although usually a solitary and retiring forest species, this small grouse makes itself noticeable through the male's persistent percussive displays. How does the Ruffed Grouse keep the beat going? Get the answer here: https://t.co/BJU2hmgmFF https://t.co/CU0332ikR2

Join us for the ABA’s 2023 Bird of the Year Reveal Weekend in Nashville, TN! We are so excited to share the news with you, and the art made by artist, Liz Clayton Fuller, portraying the species. Tickets on sale now! See y'all there! Click the link to buy! https://t.co/kHVJlu1iJD https://t.co/o1jgb7w1kn

Kim Shade’s herd is working for birds in the Audubon Conservation Ranching program. His southwest North Dakota ranch is the latest to earn Audubon Certified bird-friendly status! https://t.co/AvGvldYWyH

Text updates from Audubon are a quick and hassle-free way to stand up for the birds we all love while on the fly. Join our list today and you'll receive a link to download exclusive Audubon phone wallpapers featuring bird photography and designs! https://t.co/V4utpCZgYK https://t.co/DxWMFuqRUx

The Arctic Refuge is an essential nursery for the world’s birds—but it was put in jeopardy due to potential oil and gas development. But there's hope—we have a chance to permanently #ProtectTheArctic. Take action today: https://t.co/zdOpav17DP https://t.co/HOYrp6Xucy

"I can't imagine a day without the song of birds. Somehow, in this chaotic time in the world, their familiar voices suggest all is well." ~ABC Member Do you agree? What's your reply to why does the world need birds? Tell us your #BecauseBirds answer here: https://t.co/rjxUMfhRTL https://t.co/vFWtzhC9Rr

Happy Saturday! We hope you're planning an excellent day of bird-watching! Did you know....?? The Northern Pintail's Latin name, Anas acuta, translates to Sharp Duck! Keep a sharp eye out for this magnificent species this weekend! #bird #pintail #birda #birding #birdlist https://t.co/5YWhAbVVEy

🦉 Barn #Owls have long been considered the world's most widespread land bird. But Ospreys and Peregrine Falcons have proven equally adaptable. 🔎 Find out more in this @BirdNoteRadio podcast! ➡️ https://t.co/BsnGA5j1le

Biologist Kristen Mancuso had a question: where do British Columbia's breeding Gray Catbirds & Yellow-breasted Chats migrate & spend the winter? Her research included engaging First Nation communities, & now we have an answer. #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth https://t.co/XDMF6S4BmI

.@BLMNational recently released guidance that will help conserve connectivity, restore habitat, and stabilize populations of wildlife that need intact public land to thrive. #BirdsTellUs they depend on connected landscapes and habitats as they migrate. https://t.co/apfAHgtsvx https://t.co/ccPwvtutaw

Did you know that Wild Turkeys have beards? It's true. All males and even some females sport tufts of feathers that hang from their chest. Here's everything you need to know about this quirky turkey trait. @jenny_howard9 https://t.co/uJSyvZb28u

In a 3-year study, Audubon and @INHSillinois scientists found even at scales as small as the footprint of a house, urban wetlands support many wetland bird species. Read about their findings & how @Audubon_GL is using them in their conservation strategies. https://t.co/zt45KY5N95 https://t.co/EXVO0dGu6V

What can one unlucky goose’s GPS tracker tell us? Take a gander at an incredible discovery—revealing an epic migration—made by Melanie Smith (@alaska_melanie), a leader of Audubon’s Migratory Bird Initiative. https://t.co/29Ix4WWdWo