#Ebird

Ryan Sardón Keller

Excited for eBird's #GlobalBigDay tomorrow. In what may become a tradition, my focus will NOT be on trying to find the most species (North America is pretty well represented on

samuel_ei_jones

Rapid lockdown of internal/international borders in Colombia curtailed a major post PhD birding trip. Was v.fortunate to find a small farm in the central cordillera (~1650m) to hole up in

There's been a lot of bird content on my feed lately, which might be a little unsatisfying for all y'all who joined for the data. So let's talk birds &

😎🧄teran🦷😎

gosh, I wanna reply to many of the replies on this tweet but I'm a socially anxious mess, so I'm just gonna QRT to answer some Q's!-this is a Pallas's

Dr. JK Soni, IAS

Flycatchers in Indiasharing 12 photos of #flycatchers in a #thread.hope you'd like these.I humbly request to wild lifers, environmentalists & birders friends to post their photos in d thread.(1)Verditer FC

Austin Spence🏳️‍🌈🦆🌴

Hummingbirds are known for their amazing iridescent gorgets, and it often makes them easy to identify. But what about the females? Female North American #hummingbirds, mostly in the Bee hummingbird

al

I've been wanting to start a thread on birds I encounter around Kuala Lumpur. I hope that by posting this thread, it can inspire more people to go into conservation

Francesca Bouaoun

Beautiful sights (and not great quality photos!) at Ontario Place this morning | Scarlet tanager, magnolia warbler, blackburnian warbler, and an indigo bunting #BirdsofToronto Add to the weekend list: