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Who's Kenn? Simply put, Kenn is a national treasure. A renowned birder, author, and conservationist, Kenn Kaufman has spent his life dedicated to observing birds, reading about birds, writing...
21. sep. 2026 kl. 22:11
Just west of the Houston metropolis, the Katy Prairie Preserve hosts more than 300 native bird species. Among the 20,000 acres of Texas grassland, wetland, and working land is an unusual site, called...
21. sep. 2026 kl. 21:16
It is mid-September, and with rain falling nearly every day in Southwest Florida, it may be difficult for many people to believe that we can still be in a drought, but Audubon’s long-term data from...
If you're ready to dip your toe into the thrilling world of pelagic birding, consider these four outings around the country, from the classic to the underappreciated.Bar Harbor, Maine23888On the East...
21. sep. 2026 kl. 20:49
Sooner or later, most birders feel it: the tug of the horizon. It might start with a page in a field guide unmarked by your typical observation notes. It may be a tempting eBird report filled with...
21. sep. 2026 kl. 19:57
Although it’s just the surface of what we can appreciate about birds, the astounding variety of colorful plumage in the avian world is easy to admire. So if you’re in the market for your next...
21. sep. 2026 kl. 18:24
CEDAR HILL, TEXAS (September 18, 2026)Dogwood Canyon Audubon Center will host a special Art Exhibit and Art Sale featuring Filipina-American sculptor Elaine Antonio Bordeaux on Saturday, September...
Vi har i DOF Østjylland ambitioner om at danne et ungdomsudvalg, og vil gerne invitere til et møde på Naturhistorisk Museum i Aarhus. Formålet er at tage initiativ...
New research shows why Europe’s smallest seabird feeds best on the darkest nights The post Can seabirds forage in the dark? appeared first on British Ornithologists' Union.
Miljødirektoratet har stadfestet avslaget på landbasert oppdrett på Toftøya i Brønnøy. Det er svært gode nyheter for naturen og fuglelivet i et område med store og viktige naturverdier. Avgjørelsen bidrar til å sikre at et verdifullt kystområde fortsatt kan være et viktig leve- og rasteområde for fugler og andre arter, uten nye store tekniske inngrep.
Da hundrevis av utsultede lomvier strømmet inn i Oslofjorden høsten 2025, mobiliserte en gjeng engasjerte fuglevenner seg. Flere hundre lomvi ble reddet fra sultedøden. Nå er erfaringene samlet i rapporten; «Erfaringer fra lomvisesongen 2025». Den er skrevet av Lovinda Ødegården, Cecilie Moen, Siri Tollefsen og Pernille Iser og inneholder anbefalinger til videre arbeid, oppsummeringer og resultater fra innsamlet data.
I have finally realized why envy is considered a sin. We could not do any ringing today as the wind was really owning the stage. That meant half the team went to do some observations while the rest could...
21. sep. 2026 kl. 00:00
Yesterdays triumph had to carry over to today. Right? We thought so when heading out to the Sabines bunker this morning. Strummer, having missed many of the good birds yesterdays, was a bit more optimistic...
Ringmærkning: Trækket på Odden: When Ole, Hannah and I set out to do the migration count this morning, it was still dark (of course). The darkness helped us spot a very bright speck of light in the...
This weekend my phone has been pinging with messages of rare birds either on Værøy or in Oslo. These would normally be the two places where I would find myself in the middle of September but this weekend has seen my on a cabin trip in the mountains with non-birding mates. Q: What did I see? A: Siberian Jay and little else Q: What did I not see? A: in Oslo a not particularly strong southerly wind pushed in Manx Shearwater, Arctic Skua and Fulmars all of which are great species on the fjord. On Værøy they’ve been wading through Yellow-browed Warblers and for spice have had Red-flanked Bluetail, Citrine Wag, Barred Warbler, Turtle Dove and the island’s first Nutcracker. Nothing mega but enough to make most birders very happy. It is Moose mating season and this male was grunting and following a female Siberian Jay (lavskrike)
Af Esben Eriksen Den 3. juni 2023 blev en dag, jeg aldrig helt kom mig over. Den begyndte ret kaotisk og var måske et varsel? Tidligt om morgenen kørte jeg mod...
Yesterday evening, we all headed out for another nightcatching session. We were lucky enough to catch another Red Knot (Islandsk Ryle), which was a great highlight and a nice ending for our volunteer Alfred....
Good day. Forecast said stronger winds; yay, more western; yay, and better outlook from the bunker. When I landed in the bunker I was actually quite suprised that Kristoffer, Leon and myself were the only...
Ringmærkning: Another slow day at the Gedser Bird Observatory! With the wind still strong and rain soon to come, we were only able to open a few nets. Still, Lua and I had reason the celebrate! In the...
DOF-Vestjylland arrangerer hen over året en lang række fugleture. Vi har en fast gruppe af ekskursionsledere, som år efter år inviterer DOF-medlemmer ud at opleve...
Sometimes, being responsible for the blog of the day is a great joy. Most days at the observatory are exciting but of course, sometimes, a day is slow. This was the case today, since the answer to the...
A day with strong-ish winds from west-south-west. Myself, Alba and Kristoffer hit the Sabines with hopes of maybe a shearwater or two and maybe even a storm petrel. What we got in return was a whole lot...
Ringmærkning: Whilst Storm left the bird observatory yesterday, it seemed like the weather in Gedser could not let go quite yet. We woke up to the wind howling around us and by no surprise, it was too...
Ringmærkning: Whilst Storm left the bird observatory yesterday, it seemed like the weather in Gedser could not let go quite yet. We woke up to the wind howling around us and by no surprise, it was too...
