Birding Contents Archive

Blue-billed Curassow, locally known as the Paujil, is a member of the family Cracidae, which includes large, ground-dwelling tropical birds such as guans and chachalacas. This bird is one of the most endangered in the Americas. Learn more here: https://t.co/nN80oo9AeP https://t.co/izbPvHtLFz

Last week, the @USFWS announced its decision to list two distinct populations of the Lesser Prairie-Chicken under the Endangered Species Act. “This decision is essential if we hope to save the Lesser Prairie-Chicken from extinction.” https://t.co/OLCRtIpPGq

Donate this #GivingTuesday and we’ll plant TWO trees on your behalf! Every dollar raised before midnight on Nov. 29th will count toward our limited-time matching gift campaign to raise $100,000 for bird conservation. Donate here: https://t.co/UOgQJ0okZn https://t.co/xvU64coJ1F

Wild Turkeys might be the most recognizable birds in North America but did you know they are surprisingly confident fliers? Or that they have excellent eyesight? Check out some fun facts about everyone's favorite gobbler! https://t.co/1CsCpP91rK

The clear, whistled “bobwhite” call was once a common sound throughout the birds' range. It's much more rare today; populations plunged between 1966 - 2014, resulting in an overall decline of 85%. We're working to help #BringBirdsBack. More info: https://t.co/gk99eODlYG https://t.co/vL7PgvQY4z

🚨 We know, you know, that nature is in crisis. 🐤 But through our #100YearsOfConservation and collaboration, the BirdLife Partnership has shown that it is possible to turn things around. 🤝 Together, we are the power of many. Will you join us? ➡️ https://t.co/YvSFgqwGXq

We are thrilled to see our friend and partner, Tino Aucca, honored with a Champions of the Earth award from @UNEP! Tino founded the Peruvian conservation group ECOAN, and has worked tirelessly on behalf of birds, nature, and people in the Andes. Read more: https://t.co/QbynLf8n0L https://t.co/WJkRRLQyIH

🐦We’re flying high! 👏 A massive thank you to @RedbreastUSA and to everyone who liked or shared their #RobinRedbreastDay video, we have now hit our target! ❤️ Thank you for helping keep the common bird common! #RobinRedbreastDay #PassItOn https://t.co/VmryDHWTBJ

Using his herd as a habitat management tool Kim Shade’s cattle can—in some places—manipulate the short vegetation that favors species like the Chestnut-collared Longspur. Read how this ranch incorporated #BirdFriendly practices thanks to our program. https://t.co/AvGvldZuof

Take birds under your wing by planting Audubon® Native Plants and Trees this fall, grown by our partner Bower & Branch. They're 100% free of neonicotinoids—that means no dangerous pesticides that can harm birds and other pollinators! https://t.co/OpwbMQb2oH #PlantsForBirds https://t.co/QqGFApRWAQ

There are 300 million fewer seabirds today than there were in 1950. Species such as Atlantic Puffins rely on fish to survive, but they often can’t find enough to eat. Stand up for the Forage Fish Conservation Act today: https://t.co/Z8h7xr5KU5 #SaveTheSeabirds https://t.co/PE5jR4CkZz

Birds in spring are dressed to kill, while birds in fall are dressed to chill. Learn the fall and winter colors of these common bird species. https://t.co/gW41GLgNgj

“You can see how birds trace the outlines of continents, rivers, lakes, mountain ridges.” Wondering how to use the new Bird Migration Explorer from Audubon and partners? Check out this helpful guide and start exploring today! https://t.co/8877CqC3Wq