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[Toronto Bird Bander @TorontoBirds]

Effective immediately, all Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) posts will be made on our official Twitter account. If you aren't already following, please join us @TRCA_HQ as there will be no further posts here. Thank you for your continued support!

[Toronto Bird Bander @TorontoBirds]

We’ve moved! Thanks for following our feed. We’ve migrated to @TRCA_TTP. Tweet you there! 🐦

[Toronto Bird Bander @TorontoBirds]

3 days of migration monitoring so far. A highlight: juvenile Least Bittern - a first for the station! #birds #Toronto

[Toronto Bird Bander @TorontoBirds]

Cobwebs dusted, equipment organised and we're ready for Migration Monitoring to start at dawn tomorrow! #monitoring #birds #Toronto

[Toronto Bird Bander @TorontoBirds]

Such an incredible research and monitoring tool. We are happy to be a project participant with a MOTUS tower @TRCA_TTP https://t.co/e6ZTWtW3wq

[Jeff Wells @Bird_Wells]

MOTUS network is revolutionizing understanding of bird migration @AOS_SCO_2017 @AmOrnith @ARobertoCharron @BirdStudiesCan @BirdBiologist

[Toronto Bird Bander @TorontoBirds]

New to #eBird? Learn about it on Wednesday @HighParkNC with @emilyrondel. Everyone can help monitor #bird populations. #citizenscience https://t.co/GnAyVQP9V5

[Birds Canada @BirdsCanada]

Next Wed. in Toronto- Learn about 'Citizen Science with eBird' at a talk by BSC's @emilyrondel: https://t.co/U8mP2nJJ1z @BSC_Ontario @BSCOnt

[Toronto Bird Bander @TorontoBirds]

Water is receding, we can open as scheduled on Aug 5 for fall migration! With rubber boots of course... Pay us a visit this #longweekend!

[Toronto Bird Bander @TorontoBirds]

Amazing results from #citizenscience data! Keep those #eBird entries coming. Also, enjoy Wood Thrush in #Toronto for several more weeks! https://t.co/HOtIyn9bBK

[eBird @Team_eBird]

Cent. Am. critically important for many N. Am. birds like this Wood Thrush. This STEM map=your #eBird data. See more:https://t.co/xkd9ul1Ik9

[Toronto Bird Bander @TorontoBirds]

Can't wait to see the results from our campers in two weeks! https://t.co/BP2NIBRMSo

[Tommy Thompson Park @TRCA_TTP]

Thrilled to have #art instructor Alan Li teach our campers bird field sketching at #JuniorBirdersCamp! Sign up here! https://t.co/dsh1M8aR1H

[Toronto Bird Bander @TorontoBirds]

Wow! This is wild! https://t.co/uJOkoTWxRT

[Ontario Parks NE @OntarioParksNE]

#WildlifeWednesday: A #dragonfly nymph changes into an adult leaving its "exuvia" or castoff outer skin behind @GrundyLkPP #AskaNaturalist

[Toronto Bird Bander @TorontoBirds]

Great photos showing hummingbird new feather growth! https://t.co/epx0XJwl1u

[Toronto Bird Bander @TorontoBirds]

@TRCA_TTP The bite marks in the milkweed leaf look like a butterfly! How appropriate!

[Toronto Bird Bander @TorontoBirds]

@markprieur @BirdIdentiflyer Hope you get some relief soon!

[Toronto Bird Bander @TorontoBirds]

@markprieur @BirdIdentiflyer It's a House Wren

[Toronto Bird Bander @TorontoBirds]

Can you spare $10 today? We are $186 short our #BSCBirdathon goal. Funds directly support TTPBRS monitoring efforts https://t.co/JJKtJrKqmR

[Birds Canada @BirdsCanada]

Are you a millenial birder? You are part of a growing (& valuable) demographic: https://t.co/av0kvH76Mj @macleans @CappyMc

[Tommy Thompson Park @TRCA_TTP]

Last weekend, TTP visitors enjoyed an unusual sight in the park. What will you see on your visit this weekend? #ImportantBirdArea https://t.co/1atcoiOvMl

[Toronto Bird Bander @TorontoBirds]

#Toronto parents, looking an active #getoutside camp? Check out @TRCA_TTP Junior Birder Camp! Aug 14-18, ages 10-16 https://t.co/d5geP7AWwl

[Toronto Bird Bander @TorontoBirds]

#funfact Barn Swallows use mud they mix with grass to construct nests. This nest is built on a vertical wall and is a semicircular cup.

[Toronto Bird Bander @TorontoBirds]

#funfact about Bank Swallows! @TRCA_TTP is a great place to see a variety of swallow species. https://t.co/GKzOgBdYK2

[Tommy Thompson Park @TRCA_TTP]

DYK a group of Bank Swallows is called a "foreclosure"? This is one huge foreclosure of swallows flying over TTP meadows! #yummyinsects