female Dark Morph Eastern Tiger Swallowtail on a red Tip Photinia.
Butterflies are also called the wild indicators of an ecosystem. Butterflies are naturally responsible for increasing the biodiversity of an ecosystem.
Just three days until National Wildlife Refuge Week (Oct 13-19). Rediscover your true nature at a national wildlife refuge near you: https://t.co/OPC0lRohuW
📷: A fall morning on the marsh at Wisconsin’s Horicon National Wildlife Refuge by Rachel Samerdyke/@USFWS
The monarchs are coming! It’s time for the annual #MonarchMigration through Texas. Are you seeing any? Track their journey at https://t.co/BeAmn5Xq3y
📷Rita Frey
#TxPollinators
On the American Birding Podcast, Birding editor Ted Floyd and ABC Director of Public Relations Jordan Rutter discuss the loss of 3 billion breeding birds across the US and Canada, what it means for birders, and what you can do about it. #BringBirdsBack
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Get your bird feeders ready for the influx of winter migrants. Cleaning out bird feeders is extremely important for garden birds’ health and survival.
Our friends @Vinehousefarm have advice on how to keep feeders in tip top condition.
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Happy National #Hummingbird & #Butterfly Day! Meet the Rufous hummingbird. It has one of the longest migratory routes of any bird, as measured by body size. At about 3 inches long, it's 3,900-mile journey from Alaska to Mexico is equal to 78,470,000 body lengths.
Volunteers do such valuable work for conservation and national wildlife refuges. In the process, they sometimes leave us with striking visual images. Removing old fence at Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge, MT https://t.co/tUCEcaHAWd. (Photo: Patrick Sievert)
These baby horned lizards hatched at @FortWorthZoo are on their way to one of our Wildlife Management Areas to be released in the wild. It’s part of our ongoing effort to restore this native #Texas species.
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The sustainability energy is electric with the teachers from @PSJAISD in the Rio Grande Valley! The past 2 days teachers have explored Public Spaces, learned Green Mapping & dived into design thinking. We're so inspired by them & all they will do with their students! #WeRise
A new study shows that one in four birds have disappeared across North America since 1970, but that number rises to half across America's grasslands. Audubon's Conservation Ranching Initiative could help #BringBirdsBack: https://t.co/QHqGgH8VOA
Tomorrow, park lovers around the country will be lacing up their shoes to visit their local park (it's a fee-free day!) and rolling up their sleeves to volunteer for #NationalPublicLandsDay. Read some of our volunteers' stories and share your own: https://t.co/FHHhsMzSmX
#DYK: Tomorrow is National Public Lands Day — a day celebrating the connection between people and green space in their community!
It's also a fee-free day for most public lands, so get outside! #NPLD https://t.co/UwK0e2COuE
This week, we’re recognizing the Houston Community Partnerships & Engagement program, which produced this video for hospitalized kids who can't get out to see one of the 5 national wildlife refuges near Houston. #UrbanWildlifeRefuge
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Watch for Ruby-throated Hummingbirds as they migrate thru Texas to their winter home. They gather along the coast to gain weight before crossing the Gulf.
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