Years of recording owls along Britain’s roads have produced an interesting geographical picture. Explore the PatchBird Nocturnal maps and see how your own observations could contribute.
https://t.co/qDn5BzRnVt
#NocturnalBirds#CitizenScience#BirdMonitoring#birds#BirdObserver
Explore the new PatchBird Nocturnal maps. Records I collected from May 2024 to October 2026 – including visits with no detections.
It's an early visual overview, not a scientific analysis.
https://t.co/yq2kraJlR8
#PatchBird#Birding#ornithology#PatchBirdNocturnal
Alpine Swifts first bred in Hungary in 2020. Six years later, numbers are growing and new breeding sites are appearing.
A new breeding bird is becoming established.
https://t.co/9ztjuqFYGJ
#ornithology#alpineswift#birds#birding#birdinghungary
Visit a local site, record what you find and help us build a record that grows stronger year after year. By taking part, you also join a worldwide community of people who watch, count and care about shorebirds.
Sign up:
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The Global Shorebird Counts start tomorrow!
From 1–7 September, count shorebirds at your local sites and share your eBird checklists with WorldShorebirdsDay.
Big counts, small counts or zero counts — they all matter.
https://t.co/CtTmOrcMiA
#shorebirds#birding#birds#waders
A personal exploration of the Andean tapaculos: why they are so elusive, how geography shaped their evolution, and why they continue to fascinate ornithologists and birders alike.
#ornithology#birds#birding#neotropicalbirding#tapaculos#colombia
https://t.co/OyogkJDqhA