Avibase (Denis Lepage)

Avibase - the World Bird Database. Will tweet about new birds, rare birds, and almost anything wild-bird related! Director of Science/Technology at @birdscanada

[Avibase (Denis Lepage) @Avibase]

Join our team at @BirdsCanada! We are looking for a web application software developer (w Java experience in particular) to work on our https://t.co/IuavoMn3wv and https://t.co/r3qHe73Icv platforms. A passion for birds is an asset.

Details here: https://t.co/fKwUIV2MoE

[Arun Kamath🕊 @incognito9]

The Shikra giving a shoutout to me on a #birding day #BirdsOfTwitter #IndiAves #birds #birdphotography #ThePhotoHour #BBCWildlifePOTD #natgeoindia @Saket_Badola @ParveenKaswan @vivek4wild @Avibase

[Birds Canada @BirdsCanada]

Pleased to see Nova Scotia announce the designation of 9300 ha as protected areas + $20 million investment in protecting the province's land & water. Good news for birds that rely on these landscapes, including species at risk. #COP15

https://t.co/ynwhx3vEzw

[Birds Canada @BirdsCanada]

Birds Canada welcomes news that New Brunswick is protecting an additional 277,900 ha to reach its goal of protecting 10% of the province's land & freshwater. An encouraging move that will help #wildlife including at-risk & migratory birds. #COP15
https://t.co/z7wBsi7eyp

[Neha Sinha @nehaa_sinha]

The Yellow-billed blue magpie at 3,000 msl on the Tiger's Nest trek.

Bhutan.
#indiaves @Avibase

[Amar-Singh HSS @DrAmarMOH]

Watercock (Gallicrex cinerea)
#BirdsSeenIn2022 #Perak #Malaysia @Avibase @orientbirdclub @IndiAves

[Paneendra BA @paneendraba]

Woodhouse's Scrub Jay

#birds #birding #birdphotography #BirdsSeenIn2022 #birdtwitter #birdwatching #ebird #indiaves #naturelovers #NaturePhotography #PicOfTheDay #ThePhotoHour #TwitterNatureCommunity #wildlife

@IndiAves @BirdWatchingMy @Avibase @Team_eBird @wildbirdtrust

[Isuru Ranasingha @IsuruRanasing18]

The female Indian Paradise flycatcher
#IndiAves #BirdsSeenIn2022 #birding #NaturePhotography #nature #birds #photograghy #wildlifephotography #BBCWildlifePOTD #wildlife @Avibase #flycatchers

[Jagdeep Singh @ninjajaggi]

@IsuruRanasing18 @ajithkanth009 @Avibase They are truly graceful......

[Birds Canada @BirdsCanada]

Through our programs, Citizen Scientists who collect #bird observations provide information on the status of bird populations and #biodiversity.
#COP15 #NatureCOP

[Amar-Singh HSS @DrAmarMOH]

Green-backed Flycatcher (Ficedula elisae), male.
A long-distance migrant from north China
#BirdsSeenIn2022 #Ipoh #Perak #Malaysia @Avibase @orientbirdclub @IndiAves

[Kanwar Bir Singh (KB) @KB1997_]

One of my favourite #Himalayan birds. The scientific name 'Niltava sundara' does justice to beauty of the bird.❤️

Rufous-bellied Niltava
Chakki Mor, #HimachalPradesh
28 Nov 2022 (Rajesh Khokhar)

#BirdsSeenin2022 #BirdTwitter #IndianBirds #IndiAves #birdphotography @Avibase

[Birds Canada @BirdsCanada]

Birds Canada has developed a Bird-Friendliness Index to measure the biodiversity benefit a farm provides: https://t.co/IMpofzqdtT

[Birds Canada @BirdsCanada]

The future of people and the planet depends on biodiversity. Canada must deliver a new action plan to fulfill its promise to halt and reverse nature loss.
#COP15 #HaltAndReverse

[Yankuba Jammeh @gambiabirder]

African Finfoot, river Gambia, Wassadou SE Senegal. #BirdsSeenIn2022 #TwitterNaturePhotography #twitterNature #birdphotography #birdwatching .

[Yorkshire Eden @SamanthaMay64]

Male and female Muslin Moth. Males are grey and are nocturnal, females are white and fly by day, but both have the same crazy hair! #MothsMatter

[Avibase (Denis Lepage) @Avibase]

@RosieisaHolt You almost outlasted Liz Truss as an official. Sorry for your Twitter defenestration.

[Avibase (Denis Lepage) @Avibase]

@alexcornell @esthercrawford @alexeheath @TwitterBlue The worst reality sounds satire at first.

[Arun Kamath🕊 @incognito9]

Brown-capped pygmy woodpecker is a species of very small woodpecker found in Nepal, India and Sri lanka. Lifer for me. #BBCWildlifePOTD #dailypic #natgeoindia #birding #birds #ThePhotoHour #IndiAves #TwitterNatureCommunity @vivek4wild @Saket_Badola @ParveenKaswan @Avibase

[Birds Canada @BirdsCanada]

Have you ever heard of #Motus? It’s a wildlife tracking system that lets us study the movement of small #birds, mammals and even some insects. Learn more about how we use it to tag and study Dunlin in the #FraserRiverEstuary Key Biodiversity Area here: https://t.co/8tV7YnUNsj