John B.

Grey-cheeked Warbler (Seicercus poliogenys) paused momentarily on this twig, before continuing to forage in the thick undergrowth along with mixed species foraging flock in the subtropical forest, Bhutan. #TwitterNatureCommunity #birdwatching #ecotourism #birdconservation

Star bird(s) today for me at #CarltonMarshes #Suffolk was not just one but two #GrasshopperWarblers chasing each other through the reeds by the path but incredibly difficult to see let alone photograph, extreme patience payed off with a few photos blurred by reeds

Spring may be for the warblers, but don't forget sparrows are moving too!! My fieldsites are covered in sparrows-- Chipping, Song, White-crowned, and Savannah!

#GlobalBigDay may be over, but you can still enjoy FREE ACCESS to the world’s largest digital #bird guide - ends today at 11:59pm EDT. bit.ly/3f8WhwT @birdsoftheworld #eBird #birds #BirdTwitter #nature

@Liamdaly620 The first photo is probably mostly invasive species, but at least it's alive.

What a lot of people still don't understand - and need to, ASAP - is that we humans are the biggest source of uncertainty in determining the magnitude future change. We are the problem. But that means we can be the solution, too.

I finally caught up with him...🙂🌼💙 Got scratched with thorns, ran through high grass, almost lost my life tripping on a rock, but I found him!🖤

"Almost everything eats cicadas, including people." 😳 chesapeakebay.net/news/blog/a_br…

Tiny songbirds cross deserts and seas by soaring three times higher than usual @BirdsCaribbean sciencemag.org/news/2021/05/t…

1) Did you knit there are multiple ways to report banded birds, but the best way to make sure the data gets back to the researcher is to use this site: reportband.gov

There were Tree Swallows mating at one of my stops #2021WSB

Also I somehow avoided getting drenched like the rest of my teammates.

I'm up to 80 species so far for #2021WSB despite the birding feeling really slow. Highlights for me include Red-breasted Nuthatch (late for this date), White-eyed Vireo (hard to find in this county), and a sweep of the local swallow species.

To Map Billions of Cicadas, It Takes Thousands of Citizen Scientists. Hopefully, the Long Island map gets the attention of Long Islanders -- we're hoping they're still there (and not extinct). #cicadas #broodx #LongIsland bloomberg.com/news/features/…

Looking forward to competing in the World Series of Birding for the 10th year with the Middlesex Merlins. Here's our team page: worldseriesofbirding.org/teampage.asp?f… And here's an interview with our team's captain: newjersey.news12.com/bird-watchers-…

@skwinnicki White-crowned Sparrow since it looks puzzled

Which is your favorite #FocusFail from yesterday? American Goldfinch or White-crowned Sparrow?

Summer Tanager in front of the Niblo Mausoleum in the bush by the water. Crescent Water. Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, NYC

New blog post: Loose Feathers #800 dendroica.blogspot.com/2021/05/loose-… (Photo by Tom Koerner/USFWS)

Nomada goodeniana Male from today, there were a large amount of Nomads around.

#ShowMeTheHoney ! The European Honey Buzzard migration continues here in The #Straits of #Gibraltar - joined by ever-increasing numbers of Black Kites, Booted and Short-toed Eagles. Also getting in on the action were 3 Black Stork and an Atlas Long-legged Buzzard (or hybrid).