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Five things you might not know about Birdbaths (from #BirdsCanada's news). chatelaine.com/environment/...
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A photo of a grackle with text Five things you might not know about Birdbaths.
July 17, 2025 at 5:06 PM
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Miss May would like to know why a bird is calling from my computer and how she can find it.
Reviewing the upcoming MarshWatch presentation.
Just look up MarshWatch on the BirdsCanada's website; there are four regional programs available.
#Cats #Birds #Wetlands #GetOutside #education
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February 26, 2026 at 12:12 AM
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From #BirdsCanada's Species Spotlight: Yellow-rumped Warbler
Keep your eye out–Yellow-rumped Warblers are the most abundant warbler in the country, with approximately 130 million individuals breeding in forests across Canada.
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October 4, 2025 at 5:02 PM
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From #BirdsCanada's eNews: Minimal Accumulation of Microplastics in Shorebirds at Migratory Stopover Sites in Canada | Co-authored by: David Bradley - Conservation Scientist & Director, British Columbia | buff.ly/wpfzRMf #Birds #microplastics #Migration
A close up view of Dunlin & Western Sandpiper on a beach. The Sandpiper has a longer slightly down curved bill, the Dunles has a shorter vill and brown diamond - ish shapred on their wings and backs. Photo by David Bradley
October 22, 2025 at 9:33 AM
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Ready to learn more about @PFWCanada & winter birds? Listen to the podcast episode - Winter is better with Project FeederWatch. Olivia Carvalho, @BirdsCanada's Community Engagement Specialist shares insights, offers useful pointers, and favourite facts. https://buff.ly/3FhIRvq
The warblers logo which is a blue square with 6 art sketches of different colourful warblers sitting on twigs and the text The Warblers - A Birds Canada Podcast. Also includes the Birds Canada logo. Andrea Gress with a Canada Jay sitting on her head. Lots of snow behind her. Olivia feeding a Black-capped Chickadee.
November 15, 2024 at 6:02 PM
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Come down the Port Rowan & listen to some great music!
Join us at #BirdsCanada’s HQ March 1 to hear #HomeRoutes artist #poornamelessboy live! Concert at 7, doors open at 6. Great music, great venue, great company, great night out ! Tickets 🎫 🎟️ :
www.eventbrite.ca/e/poor-namel...? #music #birds
a bearded man wearing blues and browns, a large medallion and a baseball cap stands amongst dried wildflowers with stark, leafless trees behind.
February 12, 2025 at 5:01 PM
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What's that new antenna on the roof of our Biology building? It's a Motus tower!
With this tower @UWindsor connects to @BirdsCanada's international network of #Motus towers for tracking migratory animals. We'll learn more about ecology and conservation of 🐦+🦇+🦋.
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November 19, 2024 at 1:27 PM
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Planning your spring? Check out the Lake Erie Spring Migration Tour. Join Eagle-Eye Tours & #BirdsCanada's Matthew Fuirst & Stu Mackenzie May 6-14, 2025 for an exciting tour of migration hotspots along Lake Erie’s N shore. https://buff.ly/3OZjpQH #Erie #Birds #LongPointOntario #Ontario #Canada
A screen capture of the Eagle-Eye Tours website showing the location of the tour, the partner, Birds Canada and the highlight text: The songbird migration spectacle at the “Big 3” – Pelee, Rondeau and Long Point! An exclusive day boat trip to the Long Point Bird Observatory research station at the Tip of Long Point. Potential for rarities and southern overshoots! Relatively easy and productive birding in scenically impressive and diverse areas. A glowing gold/yellow Prothonotary Warbler sits on a trunk over top water filled with duckweed, image from the Eagle Eye Tours website A brilliant blue Indigo Bunting perched on a reed and calling. Image from the Eagle Eye Tours website. A brown on brown American Woodcock struts showing off his tail and huge bill. Image from the Eagle Eye Tours website.
December 18, 2024 at 6:02 PM
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Join the flock: Bird Monitoring Biologist (Northern Canada): This biologist plays an important role in supporting science and research efforts and building related technology capacity for monitoring for @BirdsCanada’s Science in the North project. www.birdscanada.org/job-posting-... #Jobs
Photo of a Boreal Chickadee, Text is Job Posting - Bird Monitoring Biologist (Northern Canada). Sep 5, 2024. The Bird Monitoring Biologist plans an important role in supporting monitoring efforts, leading Autonomous Recording Unit data management and processing and building related technology capacity for monitoring for Birds Canada's Science in the North Project.
September 6, 2024 at 8:39 PM
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A new #WarblersPodcast episode has dropped.
Listen to Ian Cook; @BirdsCanada's Grassland Conservation Manager, explain how producers and farmers are helping to curb the decline in grassland birds. thewarblers.buzzsprout.com/1784269/1543...
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Ian Cook in the field. A Bobolink perches on a grassland shrub.
July 30, 2024 at 2:48 PM
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Fewer loon chicks surviving because of climate change, researchers say: www.aol.com/fewer-loon-c....
Dr. Doug Tozer, @BirdsCanada's Director, Wetlands and Waterbirds is interviewed regarding this important paper by Dr. Walter Piper.
article by Sheryl Devore, Chicago Tribune via AOL . com
Fewer loon chicks surviving because of climate change, researchers say
For three decades, David Johnson has guided nature lovers in early spring to northern Illinois lakes to hear the eerie yodeling of hundreds of common loons. Within the next 30 years, however, there ma...
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April 18, 2024 at 8:39 PM