Learn about seabirds that build nests in the desert – completely in Spanish! Listen to the latest installment of BirdNote en Español: birdnote.org/podcasts/birdn
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Finding a more soothing and slowed-down approach to birding while dealing with long COVID: birdnote.org/listen/shows/m
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A poet helps new generations learn his first language. Learn about Ray Young Bear’s work on the Indigenous Voices miniseries of BirdNote Daily: birdnote.org/listen/shows/b
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Clark’s Nutcracker and the whitebark pine have a strong mutualistic relationship: the tree is the bird’s best source of food, and the bird is the tree’s most dependable seed disperser. But the tree is at risk: birdnote.org/podcasts/bring
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Ray Young Bear writes in both English and Meskwaki, his first language. He says that the task of passing on Indigenous languages feels especially urgent now as linguistic scholars predict the loss of languages. birdnote.org/listen/shows/b
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Colibrí orejivioleta Grande Coruscans ( Sparkling violetear )
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Oh, the weather outside is becoming frightful . . . but the returning juncos sure are delightful! birdnote.org/listen/shows/r
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Bring Birds Back is a podcast about the joy of birds and the simple ways we can all help them. Start the series from the very beginning! It’s a journey you won’t want to miss. birdnote.org/podcasts/bring
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Let’s see Apple come up with a more genius tool than a bird’s beak. birdnote.org/listen/shows/b
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OMG! This from this morning. Luckily the Powerful Owlet figured out she was being stalked by the Python in time and flew away. #wildoz
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Did you know you can support BirdNote with a vehicle donation? Donating your car, truck, trailer, boat or other vehicle is easy, free and tax-deductible! Learn how it works: birdnote.org/donate-vehicle
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I finally made it to Central Park Lake to photograph its new infamous Osprey .. this time being chased by a highly territorial Canada Goose …
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A bird’s beak is the perfect multi-tool! Learn about beaks and bills on BirdNote Daily: birdnote.org/listen/shows/b
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We're involved in a project tracking Egyptian Vultures across Central Asia for the first time! #ScienceSaturday
The field team have so far tagged eight birds with satellite tags! This will help us understand migration routes and threats faced to implement conservation actions.
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Weird duck time is here! Show me your weird ducks.
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@CentralParkNYC : what is the first thing that happens when a Great Horned Owl feels under attack or feels threatened? This happens! “I am BIGGER than you, do you really want to fight?” The Red-tailed Hawk was no match & left. #greathornedowl #birdwatching #wildlife
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Listen to the latest installment of Indigenous Voices: a BirdNote Daily miniseries featuring Indigenous birders, writers, biologists and community leaders: birdnote.org/listen/shows/b
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Listen to this week’s episode of Bring Birds Back to hear a fascinating conversation with host Tenijah Hamilton and Peri Sasnett – a ranger at Glacier National Park and co-host of the park’s podcast Headwaters. birdnote.org/podcasts/bring
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Returning California Condors to Yurok ancestral lands: birdnote.org/listen/shows/b
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Another close-up of the Sandhill Crane at the pond.
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Because the northern Killdeer fly south — right over the region where other Killdeer reside year-round — they are known as leap-frog migrants: birdnote.org/listen/shows/p
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BirdNote is teaming up with upcoming host of National Geographic's "Extraordinary Birder," Christian Cooper, for a one-of-a-kind online event on December 1st. The event is free, but you'll have to register to reserve your spot: birdnote.org/eoy2022
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A rainy day leaving water droplets on the waterproof feathers of a Razorbill
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Amazing image by Kathy McCulloch, Hen Harrier v Short-eared Owl sizing each other up
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Listen to BirdNote Daily to learn how to protect your bird feeder from bears: birdnote.org/listen/shows/b
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A new episode of Bring Birds Back is out today! Listen to “The Birds and the Trees” birdnote.org/podcasts/bring
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In bear country, food left outside or uncovered trash cans can become irresistible targets for bears. But even if you’ve put away any human food, don’t forget about bird feeders. birdnote.org/listen/shows/b
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A songbird that's a raptor! Listen to this classic episode of BirdNote Daily completely in Spanish to learn about the Loggerhead Shrike.
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From now through November 30th, when you purchase an item from Isa Catto Studio's Endangered Bird Series, profits will be donated to BirdNote. Browse their catalogue here: isacatto.com/product-tag/en
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Geese flying in a V-formation – what’s going on up there? birdnote.org/listen/shows/g
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Un pico para todos 😀 ¡Feliz viernes!
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Green Herons have a clever way of luring prey. Discover their trick in this episode of .
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