Ian Owens

Louis Agassiz Fuertes Executive Director @CornellBirds and Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology @CornellEEB. Birds, Birds, Birds.

[National Geographic Animals @NatGeoAnimals]

Meet Christian Cooper, a bird enthusiast on a journey to learn more about the avian world! #ExtraordinaryBirder with Christian Cooper premieres TONIGHT at 10/9c on Nat Geo WILD. Streaming June 21 on @DisneyPlus and @hulu. 🐦

[Ian Owens @ipfo]

Better Living Through Birding: "When I go back to the park and I am at that spot where that mess happened, I’m not thinking about that … I remember the scarlet tanagers last week." @blackburniannyc https://t.co/f4qclTm8Mz

[Ian Owens @ipfo]

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[Cornell Lab @CornellBirds]

The amazing Shoebill looks like a throwback to Jurassic times. Join Ugandan biologist Judith Mirembe, founder of the Ugandan Women Birders group telling us all about Shoebills as part of #BlackBirdersWeek2023. Watch live now: https://t.co/NnmH1gpvZt

Image: Hugh Powell

[Tom Weeks @tomlweeks]

Excited to share our paper published today in @NatureEcoEvoshowing that dispersal ability is a key factor explaining sensitivity of bird species to forest fragmentation. https://t.co/F5440Xi8dF

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[Cornell Lab @CornellBirds]

Let's celebrate Black Birders Week 2023! We're excited for a week of social media discussions, online webinars, and in-person events created by the birders, scientists, nature enthusiasts, and educators of @BlackAFinSTEM. https://t.co/CXdKRUCo58 #BBW23RollCall

[Calgary Urban Species Response Team (CUSRT) @CalgaryResponse]

A fun challenge! Wherever you are in the world right now, that @MerlinBirdID has data, please put your phone in a safe spot outside or on patio … let it play for 5 to 10 minutes.

Reply with #MerlinBirds5to10, your general location and a screenshot of the birds picked up.

[Cornell Lab @CornellBirds]

If you like "spark stories," if you love the way birds light up the world, or if you cherish how being a birder can bring moments of peace & connection, you'll enjoy this gorgeous essay by Christian Cooper in @nytimes https://t.co/YF0ANXx7Bb

[Bird Alliance @birdalliance_in]

Our website is now live! https://t.co/pfcP5kjJmL is a directory of resources for anyone interested in birds - including children, birders, photographers, researchers and conservationists.

Please help spread the word and let's work together to bring people closer to birds!

[Cornell Lab @CornellBirds]

More than 50 of the world's 363 hummingbird species are named after gemstones. How do hummingbird feathers help them achieve that gemlike look? Enjoy the beauty of hummingbirds and learn how their shine works in this downloadable poster: https://t.co/BTKBkMT0hP

[Birds of The World: The Cornell Lab @birdsoftheworld]

Peruvians! We proudly include CORBIDI (Centro de Ornitología y Biodiversidad) as a global content partner & provide FREE ACCESS to BOW users in Peru. Please SHARE & connect w @Corbiditeam to access Birds of the World https://t.co/8YUGwN7zoW🙏

[Cornell Lab @CornellBirds]

We're excited to work with @nytimes on a summer birding project. Read more about how you can join 1000s of people on this free project—all levels of expertise welcome!

[NYTimes Communications @NYTimesPR]

Along with @CornellBirds, we invite you to explore the birds in your area and help scientists gather observations of the birds around you to fill in data gaps and give researchers a clearer picture of biodiversity. Read more here: https://t.co/R8PXEUiixI

[Cornell Lab @CornellBirds]

Recording bird song can be a great way to collect keepsake moments, build media-rich life lists, and contribute to science and conservation. The smartphone in your pocket can be remarkably good at capturing those melodies, if you follow our quick tips: https://t.co/wilU7Xic4H

[Cornell Lab @CornellBirds]

The @nytimes is going birding this summer, and they want your help! We're working with them to get people around the world—from beginners to seasoned birders—to go birding and help fill data gaps. https://t.co/bF2Uz3upPD
@team_ebird

[Ian Owens @ipfo]

@BrianTrevelline @KentState Congratulations!

[eBird @Team_eBird]

#GlobalBigDay birders have already broken TWO world records for a single day of #birding!
⭐ Most people birding
⭐ Most #eBird checklists
It's not too late for your 5/13 bird sightings to count. Submit to eBird before Weds to be part of official results: https://t.co/dzmdBqgsZd

[Cornell Lab @CornellBirds]

Team Sapsucker-Chile finished their #BigDay2023 with 122 species, tying the May record for Chile. L to R, still smiling after Humboldt Penguin, bird 121: Vicente Pantoja, Jenna Curtis, Cullen Hanks, Tom Auer, Sharon Montecino. Stay tuned for more from the CA team!

[Ian Owens @ipfo]

Team Sapsucker @Team_eBird @CornellBirds - Still going strong at Moss Landing, hoping for a break in the coastal fog and a few shearwaters. #BigDay2023 #MigratoryBirdDay

[American Bird Conservancy @ABCbirds]

Over 500 species of birds migrate in North America and those birds are on the move right now, heading to their breeding grounds. Join us in celebrating spring migration, participate in #GlobalBigDay & #WorldMigratoryBirdDay.

Video: Rose-breasted Grosbeak
https://t.co/MjNZeu4WJF