#Nestlings

Dustin Reichard

JuncoWren

Something rare and interesting happened this morning. We caught a House Wren that we banded as a nestling last summer. This means we've known him since he was an egg

Zephyr Züst

zephyrbirds

Today saw the end of our 2020 Wood Warbler / Bonelli’s Warbler #fieldseason! It wasn’t always a personally gratifying year, but it was definitely a good one. Between 2 people,

Katie Schroeder

katieschro8

Baby #songbirds already have a surprisingly well-developed auditory processing system! @HealeyLab and I are excited to share the first paper from my dissertation. #NestlingsAndNeuronsPaper here: https://doi.org/10.1002/dneu.22802Follow the

Vegan Land Movement

VLandMovement

We all know this cheeky bird. The House Sparrow.Here are some factsRural populations have halved & linked to changes in agricultural practices.Numbers in towns & cities have also declined by

Philip Amies

AmiesPhilip

People like binary arguments such as rational conservation versus animal rights, well it is not a binary, I can both question rhetoric around jay & magpie eradication, suggest we let

SaveOurSuffolkSwifts

SoSSwifts

Swifts weigh as little as a Cadbury’s Crème Egg and once fledged will not land for 2 years. Last year's brood migrated off to southern Africa and will return, joining

Benedict Macdonald

Rebirding1

It is said we should plant more trees – but which ones? In this thread, let’s celebrate the avian magic of 20 NATIVE TREES that, on being replanted, could help

Philip Amies

AmiesPhilip

Iiwi Hawaii, a honeycreeper native to Hawaii House sparrow abundant in my garden What is the connection? House sparrows are an invasive commensal of humans which have spread across worldVery

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