#BirdNote - Twitter Hashtag

over 1 year ago

ICYMI - I made a podcast with @Ideosound on #Yorkshire's thriving population of puffins (arriving back here in March): https://t.co/85Ttr80ga5 🐧 #puffin #birdnote

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NestWatch @NestWatch

about 2 years ago

Birds that historically nested in the cavities of dead trees are finding natural nests harder to come by—but you can help! Many of these species will make use of a nest box in parks or backyards. Learn more in this short audio clip from #BirdNote. https://t.co/NIghpeN0ld

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SandraB @SandraBirdlover

over 2 years ago · Manhattan

Wonderful episode of #BirdNote on dancing cranes! So want to see this. 🤗 https://t.co/zWu3DIqIi9 #cranes

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saunie @saunieindiego

over 2 years ago

On today's #BirdNote... What the Pacific Wren Hears. "What we hear as a blur of sound, the bird hears as a precise sequence of sounds, the visual equivalent of seeing a movie as a series of still pictures..." https://t.co/yfTZIVArN5 via @BirdNoteRadio

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saunie @saunieindiego

over 2 years ago

On today's #BirdNote: Hummingbirds - To Feed or Not to Feed? Leave those feeders up a little longer in fall! And ALL YEAR LONG on the Pacific Coast! #BirdsMatter #migration https://t.co/RkO3H67PQZ

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saunie @saunieindiego

about 3 years ago

One of the magical gifts of spring is the dawn song. Hear Emily Dickinson's poem, and lovely bird songs on this installment of #BirdNote! https://www https://t.co/xdKWVfbdtS via @BirdNoteRadio

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saunie @saunieindiego

over 3 years ago

Why Birds Sing. Listen to the beautiful bird sounds on today's #BirdNote! Here's what some of the lucky female birds get to hear: https://t.co/YDhLsBDMck

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Javier Bravo @JavoBP

over 3 years ago

Hoy salió nuevo episodio en @BirdNoteRadio pásenle, solo les roba un minuto de su día y les va a gustar muchísimo! Gracias mil @LucinaMelesio #BirdNote #Birds #Podcast #naturaleza #ganso https://t.co/WIL50hyj96

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saunie @saunieindiego

over 3 years ago

Bird Beats by @sowylie premiered one year ago today on #BirdNote! Making catchy grooves out of bird calls. https://t.co/Qqb5lKBG16 via @BirdNoteRadio #BirdsMatter

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saunie @saunieindiego

almost 4 years ago

Sound Escapes - Find Yourself in Nature. #SoundTracker Gordon Hempton has spent his life learning to listen deeply. He’s traveled the world recording the sounds of nature. Learn more on today's #BirdNote! https://t.co/ZXmS6isxSd via @BirdNoteRadio

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saunie @saunieindiego

almost 4 years ago

A Plover poem by W.S. Merwin “...homesickness that guides the plovers from somewhere they had loved before they knew they loved it to somewhere they had loved before they saw it ...” Learn more on #BirdNote! https://t.co/xRwQkU4k2D via @BirdNoteRadio #BirdsMatter

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Gigi A @gigi_nyc

almost 4 years ago

A view of the Taconic Mountains fr the floating boardwalk at the wetlands area of the Hildene Farms, w marsh wrens serenading visitors. #birdingonvacation #birdwatching #marshwren #birdnote #wildlife

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Gigi A @gigi_nyc

about 4 years ago

When you think you’re all by yourself walking along the trail 🐦🐤🎵 #birdsong #birdnote #JBWR #NYC

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saunie @saunieindiego

about 4 years ago

Did you know? A Sage Thrasher often sings non-stop for at least two minutes! Hear it's beautiful song on #BirdNote https://t.co/vpWJmNbwxf via @BirdNoteRadio #StayCurious

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saunie @saunieindiego

about 4 years ago

A glorious #BirdNote today! Today marks the Vernal Equinox. Spring is arriving, across the continent. Listen as the birds sing in the new season. https://t.co/QrkjXqxeD4 via @BirdNoteRadio

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saunie @saunieindiego

over 4 years ago

Lovely sounds of the Altamira Oriole on this episode of #BirdNote! https://t.co/PeKr7vsY3p via @BirdNoteRadio

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Heather Kangas LCSW-C (she,her) @hkangaslcswc

over 4 years ago

@pamelahallphd @DrAmyMarschall Also really like the podcast #bringbirdsback from @BirdNoteRadio and #birdnote is good too as many of their episodes are 2-3 mins each so you can easily listen to them and learn something new.

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