Good Bird News: Maybe most here are already Nat'l Audubon members, and this is rehash? Let me know, please:
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Been a member for years. Part of my vast list of 501c 3 organizations as beneficiaries, & tax deductions. I have a philanthropic genetic make up. I had more hummingbirds this year than in the past 23. But a crash in most, as predicted. New virus on the way. Few grackles. Who would have thought. Blue jays abound. Few black capped chickadees. Titmouse fledged this year. A few bluebirds passed thru but it is said they are remaining south of here. Few robins. It is changing before my eyes as the only amphibians I am seeing are refugees in my basement. Thanks. I signed the petition, of course.
Posted by FrayedBearShared from New Zealand.
Posted by FrayedBearPesticides killing birds?
Posted by FrayedBearI just had to share this!
Posted by FrayedBearIt's taken about 75 years for Australian birds & mammals to work out how to use the imported cane toads for food.
Posted by FrayedBearNo one in Victoria, Australia has heard the White Bellied Whip bird for almost 40 years. Have a listen
Posted by FrayedBearNo one in Victoria, Australia has heard the White Bellied Whip bird for almost 40 years. Have a listen
Posted by FrayedBearNo one in Victoria, Australia has heard the White Bellied Whip bird for almost 40 years. Have a listen
Posted by FrayedBearGodwit travels 23560 klms from Alaska to Tasmania in 13 days.
Posted by FrayedBearPeregrine falcons in Melbourne Australia live.
Posted by EyesThatSmileMore bird humor…
Posted by FrayedBearMy current house & pet sit has a new bonus.
Posted by FrayedBearMy current house & pet sit has a new bonus.
Posted by FrayedBearMy current house & pet sit has a new bonus.
Posted by FrayedBearMy current house & pet sit has a new bonus.
Posted by OldGoat43 Not exactly a pretty bird, but he can fly like a pterodactyl.
Posted by InsectraA while back I posted pics of woodcock eggs in a nest.