American Bird ConservancyNeonicotinoid #pesticides are not just toxic to #bees. They are toxic to #birds too. And they're found in common products like plant sprays, flea ointments for pets, and more. Learn more and take action to #BringBirdsBack. https://bit.ly/ABCbirdsPesticidesActionAlert Photo: American Goldfinch on sumac by Agnieszka Bacal
Learn more about Wild Turkeys and other birds from Audubon’s field guide by clicking the link below!Where do Wild Turkeys go at night? Typically they'll roost overnight in tall trees. Learn more about this magnificent bird from our field guide: https://bit.ly/3pFOpau
We see lots of wild turkeys out here in Preble County, Ohio. Lots of open land. They are beautiful with those gorgeous gold feathers!
“Small, but fierce, our latest Bird of the Week lives in forests across North America. It is active during the darkest hours of night, so can be tough to spot—but if you hear songbirds kicking up a fuss during the day, go investigate, they may be mobbing a sleeping owl to get it to leave the neighborhood. You might also hear its repeated "too-too-too" song in late winter and spring, and once in a while you might even find one in a giant Christmas tree headed for New York City. Have you seen, or heard, a Northern Saw-whet Owl lately?”
Northern Saw-whet Owl Overview, All About Birds, Cornell Lab of Ornithology
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A tiny owl with a catlike face, oversized head, and bright yellow eyes, the Northe...
Have we mentioned recently that our AMJV partners are AMAZING?! Today, we want to shine a spotlight (or two!) on the Tennessee River Gorge Trust (TRGT) and the awesome work…
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The Eastern Working Group of Partners in Flight held a scoping meeting at the Nashville Zoo 24-25 April 2019. Thirty people from 25 different bird conservation organizations, partnerships, and working…
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