Bird Nerd

[Bird Nerd @_BirdNerd_]

@SeanFalyon Absolutely! Colombia is truly a birdwatcher's paradise. It has over 1965 species according to the Lynx's guide "Birds of Colombia"
https://t.co/g8h8lDZcVl

[Bird Nerd @_BirdNerd_]

@escuraflascons @lynxnaturebooks La amargura se te pasará cuando veas qué maravilla de libro.

[nature @Nature]

Modern inhabitants of the Tibetan Plateau are descendants of people who have occupied the ‘roof of the world’ for the past five millennia https://t.co/n5tW5sPx4a

[20minutos.es @20m]

Que este pájaro se vaya a la mierda es muy mala noticia https://t.co/xjRBXwjN3d

[UberFacts @UberFacts]

Weird facts about birds you didn't know existed 😳 🐦

[Bird Nerd @_BirdNerd_]

https://t.co/59Ld0h2Whe

[Bird Nerd @_BirdNerd_]

@monimarsantana @carlosmapalina @lynxedicions Yo lo compré directamente en la web de Lynx https://t.co/kvSQNQThzs

[Marcus Chua @marcuschua]

New paper: There's a tiny horseshoe bat that flies and hunts in the day on the isolated Tioman Island of Malaysia. We think it's because there are no resident forest raptors there. So while the big bad birds are away, these bats come out to play. https://t.co/kcNwRJ7UMX

[The Guardian @guardian]

Hen harrier has best breeding year in England for nearly 20 years https://t.co/oXoPJvsxZi

[La Vanguardia @LaVanguardia]

Picos de coral, diamantes, capuchinos, bulbules, cardenales, tejedores… el listado de pájaros invasores es tan sorprendente como inquietante https://t.co/EOftT9V9o6

[Taiwan Birding 台灣🐤 @TaiwanBirding]

In case you’re feeling a bit overwhelmed...here’s a therapy Yellow-bellied Bush-warbler.

[UberFacts @UberFacts]

Weird animals you probably didn't even know existed. 😱

[Australian Geographic @ausgeo]

One of the world’s most beautiful birds has been recently recorded in flocks of up to 200 in tropical north Queensland, where previously only a few individuals had been reported since last century.

https://t.co/heGkMuSqD7

[UberFacts @UberFacts]

Facts about the world's biggest birds. 🐧

[Jack Ashby @JackDAshby]

Today is a big day in platypus history.
It took nearly 90 years to prove that platypuses lay eggs, but on this day in 1884, William Caldwell, working with Aboriginal collectors, caught a #platypus with an egg in her burrow and another in her body. #MonotremeMonday #platypuses

[Bird Nerd @_BirdNerd_]

@bobathon It could well be! (The original tweet was deleted though 🥴)

[Bird Nerd @_BirdNerd_]

I can only see the bird. Which bird would it be?

[YSmusic @yatsmusical]

Purple Swamp hen

#Birds #Bird #birdwatching #birdphotography #birding #migratorybirds #NaturePhotography #nature #naturelovers #wildlifephotography

[Andrea Stewart *UPDATES ONLY* @AndreaGStewart]

Sometimes I think a lot about how purple finches are actually red 🤔