The wave theory of bird migration holds that bird species tend to show up in a predictable order year after year, in three distinct waves on the East Coast. See them visualized: https://t.co/2fNNBmW5tl
A new study by the WWT and the University of Exeter has advanced the understanding of social dynamics within flocks of flamingos: https://t.co/CdB6dDOCdB
The Arctic Refuge is an essential nursery for the world’s birds—but it's under jeopardy: oil and gas leases have been suspended, but only temporarily. It's time for Congress to permanently #ProtectTheArctic. Take action today: https://t.co/Z8nzc1w4OT
If you're looking to observe the Tourmaline Sunangel (Heliangelus exortis), head to Colombia where these hummingbirds are found. They prefer dense, mossy cloud or elfin forests but can also be seen in other habitats such as forest clearings and edges.
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If you're looking to observe the Tourmaline Sunangel (Heliangelus exortis), head to Colombia where these hummingbirds are found. They prefer dense, mossy cloud or elfin forests but can also be seen in other habitats such as forest clearings and edges.
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Stopover habitat is essential for most migratory birds: They need places to pause in their travels to rest, feed, and prepare for their next flight. Now research shows these stopovers also help restore birds' immune systems. #ornithology#conservation
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Highlights this week include Lapwings nesting and Swallows swooping. Also, Green Woodpeckers and more butterflies appearing, such as the beautifully understated Speckled Wood. More here: https://t.co/BF11DgYR2T
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