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Supplies from our Seed Fund are being distributed! We are supporting bird friendly projects led by families and organizations, especially folks in need. This set of supplies includes a bird feeder, bag of seed, a gift card to @Featherfields, instructions and a yard sign #ldnont

Who needs TV when I’ve got this to watch? You can watch too, on my website. All 3 owlets on the platform waiting for a food delivery!!! #YewView

Finally got some photos of an adult male #pinegrosbeak today in #wellingtoncounty #ontario ; overcast/dark but it was great to watch him with some immature males & LOTS of females eat seeds of crab apples :) #birding #birdwatching #thephotohour #sharecangeo

Many birds are beginning to build their nests🥚 You can help birds find material for nesting by: 🍂🌾🥀 Leaving yard waste untouched for a few more weeks 🗑Picking up litter, especially stringy materials 🚫 Please DO NOT provide yarn, pet fur, ribbons or human hair

“Oh No, lots of rain today !” This is me, thinking…Cardinals do not seem to mind much about the rain. They would continue to look as stunning, no matter the weather. #birdwatching #birdsphotography #naturephotography

#DidYouKnow Piping Plovers lay their eggs directly on the sand. This nest is a great example of one that's well camouflaged by dried driftwood and rocky cobble...almost impossible to see! All Ontario nests are protected with a fenced buffer zone.

The 2022 Great Backyard Bird Count Results are in! birdcount.org/2022-final-res… In a snapshot: 7,099 species of birds identified 192 participating countries 359,479 eBird checklists 298,208 Merlin Bird IDs 141,990 photos added to Macaulay Library 384,641 estimated global participants

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Tufted Titmouse building a nest by carrying moss to a hole in a tree

“Your Daily Dose Of Hare” 🧡🧡🧡 #Nature #Photography #NaturePhotography #Hares #NotMovingOn

White-eyed Vireos are back in town

Good morning, Rock Wren.

“Your Daily Dose Of Hare” 🧡🧡🧡 #Nature #Photography #NaturePhotography #Hares #NotMovingOn

Blue Jay feathers 💙

Our smallest falcon, the American Kestrel is commonly seen perched on roadside wires, or hovering above grasslands on rapidly beating wings, waiting to pounce on a grasshopper. Conservation ranching directly supports habitat for this dynamic falcon. Photo: Kristen Mauzy/APA

Play our 2022 Most Wanted Birds bracket challenge! We selected 64 bird species that can be found in North America and divided them into four brackets. Our goal is to learn which species YOU want to see the most! Today we have 8 matchups among 16 Seabird and Waterbird species.

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