AMJV Partner Spotlight: Tennessee Riv...
Have we mentioned recently that our AMJV partners are AMAZING?! Today, we want to shine a spotlight (or
Read More
Have we mentioned recently that our AMJV partners are AMAZING?! Today, we want to shine a spotlight (or
Read More
The Eastern Working Group of Partners in Flight held a scoping meeting at the Nashville Zoo 24-25 April
Read More
Challenges to Conservation in the Appalachian Region Most forests in the Appalachian Mountain Region have historically been or
Read More
On August 6th and 7th, at the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science (UMCES) Appalachian Lab in
Read More
Have you been seeing unfamiliar birds recently because of fall migration? The article below outlines tips for how to identify these unusual visitors 😊
Have you ever heard one of these “Masters of Song” singing one of their hundreds of songs?
Cornell Lab of Ornithology
With hundreds of songs in his repertoire and the stamina to sing for hours on end, the male Northern Mockingbird (Mimus polyglottos) specializes in vocal excess. A masterful mimic, he mixes a variety of songs borrowed from other species with his own material to defend his territory. Listeners never quite know what will come out of his beak next!
If you'd like to improve your skills at identifying birds by their song, consider Bird Academy's "How to Identify Bird Songs" course. With exclusive learning tools, real soundscape recordings, and over 1,300 sound files for you to download, this course will help you identify bird songs from the High Sierra to coastal Maine (and many places in between).
http://bit.ly/2ZKiUxG
One of my favorite birds! <3 lt is sad to know since losing my hearing not to be able to listen for the classic sounds. :(
Daniela este es re capo
Pesticides can have detrimental impacts on water quality, bees, AND birds. Read more below 👇🏻
Working both collectively and independently, joint venture partners conduct activities in support of bird conservation goals developed by the partnership. Our strength is in our ability to strategically deliver conservation actions at a scale and scope unachievable by any single agency or organization.
