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Golden-winged Warblers often delight onlookers during migration, as they stop in urban parks on their way to and from their breeding grounds.

Sadly, these stunning warblers are at a tipping point—poised to lose another 50% of their population in the next 50 years if nothing is done, says the latest State of the Birds Report StateoftheBirds.org/2022/.

The report identifies ways to boost birds and well-being, such as via the Urban Bird Treaty program that provides funding to support community-based conservation projects to help make urban areas healthier places for birds and people. #birdfriendly #StateoftheBirds

Image description: A male Golden-winged Warbler perches on a branch. Photo by Kevin Pero, Cornell Lab | Macaulay Library. ... See MoreSee Less
Golden-winged Warblers often delight onlookers during migration, as they stop in urban parks on their way to and from their breeding grounds. Sadly, these stunning warblers are at a tipping point—poised to lose another 50% of their population in the next 50 years if nothing is done, says the latest State of the Birds Report StateoftheBirds.org/2022/. The report identifies ways to boost birds and well-being, such as via the Urban Bird Treaty program that provides funding to support community-based conservation projects to help make urban areas healthier places for birds and people. #BirdFriendly #StateOfTheBirds Image description: A male Golden-winged Warbler perches on a branch. Photo by Kevin Pero, Cornell Lab | Macaulay Library.
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