Here it is, your feel-good piece of the pandemic: How a global shutdown got @HJBenjamin into birding.
It has flashbacks to childhood, existential crises, a murder mystery, and this quote:
"So, I would not want to fight a gull again.”
https://t.co/kQMIEUxs53
HOLY MOLY!
OUR NEW GAME IS OUT TODAY!
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Grab #TheCaptainIsDead on...
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Retweets much appreciated, thanks!
#boardgame#indiegame#scifi
As part of our pledge to make birding and nature study more inclusive, we are offering free memberships in our society to young Black ornithologists. Apply online: https://t.co/3ZKQh1LZoi | #BlackBirdersWeek#RepresentationMatters#BlackInNature
We are floored by all the support so far. We continue our week of supporting, amplifying and uplifting black naturalists and nature lovers with #AskABlackBirder.
Please send us your questions by tweeting them with the hashtag and/or tagging this account.
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MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT!!!!!
We at @BlackAFinSTEM are starting the inagural #BlackBirdersWeek to celebrate Black Birders and nature explorers, beginning 5/31!!!!!
Follow the whole group of us here: https://t.co/I23zoT3fFh
Take a look at the thread for the schedule of events!
Some 30 African American scientists, birders & others will host #BlackBirdersWeek starting Sunday. The goal: to encourage birding among more people of color. Follow the hashtag & @BlackAFinSTEM here and on Instagram. /Lamar Gore, USFWS
This Sandhill Crane was photographed at my first field job all the way back in 2004 in Michigan. One of the more ancient groups of birds cranes have been filling the world with their croaking calls and inspiring our art since the dawn of man. #fieldworkflashback
BREAKING: #BirdsTellUs we need to #ActOnClimate. Today, we've released our new climate report, showing that two-thirds of North American bird species are vulnerable to extinction because of climate change. But there's still time to act. https://t.co/KTIT5p3R7N
Dr. David Bird, on our Board of Directors, contributed an op-ed to the @globeandmail about steeply falling bird populations - you can read it here: https://t.co/6Vc3mcv7IS