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This mural is in progress! Check back soon for more. As part of the Audubon Mural Project—a public-art initiative drawing attention to birds that are vulnerable to extinction from climate...
7. nov. 2025 kl. 00:00
Ringmærkningen: Xxxxxxx Trækket på Odden: Solopgangen var smuk på en næsten skyfri himmel, og det føltes hurtigt lunt at stå i læ af buskene yderst på spidsen, selv om temperaturen var nede i...
Listen to the birds in this mural! 1919519196 Painted: 10/26/2025 About the Mural: In this mural by artist Cern, a Dark-eyed Junco and Blue-winged Warbler perch amid a landscape blooming with...
Listen to the bird in this mural! 1917619177 Painted: October 2025 About the Mural: In this mural by artist Majo San, an Eastern Towhee perches on a vine of native Virginia creeper. As part...
Listen to the bird in this mural! 1917419175 Painted: 10/21/2025 About the Mural: In this mural by artist Majo San, an American Woodcock peers out from a landscape of native New England aster...
6. nov. 2025 kl. 21:20
NEW YORK—Today the National Audubon Society and NYC Parks announced 21 new murals at GreenThumb community gardens in The Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Queens. Each mural was designed through a...
It has been commented that I moan about the weather nearly as much as I write about birds and that is no doubt correct and to prove it – the weather is just wrong at the moment! +12C night and day, southerly winds, overcast and drizzle and not a good, out of season bird to show for it…I’m hoping for Pallid Swift, Hoopoe, Desert Wheatear or at the absolute minimum a Firecrest… I’m not sure if out of desperation or a real expectation that there would be something good but I found myself sea gazing at Krokstrand yesterday. The site of many a good seawatch a decade or more ago it now serves as a reminder of how autumn weather patterns and arrivals of seabirds have changed. For the nostalgia value it was good to be there and remember previous visits with skuas of all 4 species, Brunnich’s Guillemot, Sabines Gull, Grey Phalarope and all the more expected but still for these parts unusual stuff. Yesterday wasn’t a disaster and there were birds and not just sea to gaze at but it was not a day that will be remembered in a week’s time let alone a decade’s time. Three Kittiwakes were the best of the bunch and there were double digit numbers of Guillemots along with three each of Razorbill and Little Auk but I could just as easily have seen the auks in Oslo. A nocturnal visit into Maridalen with the thermal imager revealed unsurprisingly that Woodcock are still around with 4 seen along a short stretch. Slightly more unusual was a single Common Snipe and two Fieldfares that were seemingly roosting on the ground in a stubble field. Nearby at least 20 Magpies were roosting together in some isolated bushes. A Tawny Owl called but I picked up no other owls hunting over the stubble fields despite there seeming to be increasing numbers of mice. Krokstrand looking south towards more open sea and looking north towards Oslo and the end of the fjord Woodcock (rugde) taken just with the aid of my head torch and here using the camera's inbuilt flash. Note how far up the mud goes on the birds long beak showing quite how deep it has been probing for worms a Fieldfare (gråtrost) one of two which I believe were roosting on the ground rather than nocturnal feeding and a Common Snipe (enkeltbekkasin) an unusually easy to observe Little Grebe (dvergdykker) on the park lake at Valle Hovin. In Norway it is unusual to see one so well
6. nov. 2025 kl. 06:00
The BOU Summer Placement Scheme provides financial support for undergraduate students to carry out small summer ornithological research projects. Here Rebecca Gillmore provides an account of her time on Puffin Island. The post The ecology of a nationally important Great Cormorant population on Puffin Island, Anglesey, Wales appeared first on British Ornithologists' Union.
The 2025 U.S. State of the Birds report revealed that birds are suffering rapid population declines across the United States from impacts like habitat loss. Audubon’s science shows that two-thirds...
This month, Audubon experts will travel to the heart of the Amazon rainforest—not to study birds in the wild (at least not this time), but to demonstrate how Audubon’s science, conservation work...
6. nov. 2025 kl. 00:00
Ringduen og hulduen trives i det danske landskab, hvor føden af plantefrø er rigelig. Derimod går det tilbage for tyrkerduen og i særdeleshed for turtelduen, der er truet i Europa.
Efter en del dage med regn var vi glade for at vejr-radaren endelig sagde der ville være tør vejr. vi cyklede glade til verdens ende 3, Vores forhåbningerne var høje efter som vi havde haft mange havfugle...
MorgenobsPå nuværende tidspunkt har i sikkert læst dagens overskrift og ved at der er sket noget sindssygt spændende i Blåvand. Jeg vil ikke løfte sløret helt endnu, man lade jer hænge lidt på...
Ringmærkningen: What a pleasure it was to open the nets with the sound of Fuglekonge (Goldcrest) calling everywhere ! We decided to take boxes with us for the first round, expecting to catch lots of those...
Ringmærkningen: Xxxxx Trækket på Odden: Torsdag talte vi ikke træk på Odden. På grund af tandlægebesøg, skift til vinterdæk på bil og forskellige andre aftaler havde vi ganske enkelt ikke nogen...
19178 Mexico has officially begun the process of developing its own National Bird Conservation Strategy (ENCA)—an urgent and necessary initiative to protect birds, ecosystems, cultures, and...
Ringmærkningen: I dag var en god dag i ringmærkningen. Vi havde ikke det største antal fugle, 50 individer (i standarttiden), men de var fordelt på 16 arter/underarter, hvilket vi var rigtig godt tilfredse...
Morgenobs Da vi satte os til rette i hullet havde vi ikke de store forhåbninger til fugletrækket, men vi blev positivt overrasket af en ny gæst og en efterhånden vant fugl. Trækket startede temmelig...
Although the forecast showed rain for most of this morning, we no longer truly believe it, and so we decided to brave the outdoors and try out both ringing and observing. Often the best birds come in the...
5. nov. 2025 kl. 00:00
Ringmærkningen: Xxxxxx Trækket på Odden: Allerede før solopgang var der fuld gang i et stort træk af Ederfugle (Somateria mollissima) med omkring tusind fugle i løbet af standardtidens første halve...
Hog Island is hallowed ground in the birding community. It was the launching pad of a puffin restoration project that is still going strong after more than 50 years, and it has been a gathering place...
“What I am most proud of accomplishing during this program is stepping out of my comfort zone and discovering the hidden gem that is the Salton Sea. This experience pushed me to engage with a...
Morgenobs The southwestern wind did not bring a lot of interesting birds today. Some little gulls and a single velvet scoter might have been the most interesting bird. Had it not been for a late arctic...
Hej! The weather in Grenen today made us feel like we were swallowd by a cloud. The sun was gone the whole day and the air was full of tiny water droplets, covering everything in moisture. Nevertheless...
Ringmærkningen : What can I say about this morning? It was slow at the beginning, slower in the middle and slow at the end... The wind speed was around 10 m/s, which is the limit for ringing. So, we decided...
