This #GivingTuesday help support the causes and places you care about in wild Alaska. Giving Tuesday is November 28 and your gift will be tripled! https://t.co/bcf6fURhJD
We spring forward an hour this weekend! That means we'll be one hour closer to the @YamhillCarlton Annual Spring Tasting. With over 40 producers of Pinot Noir & Chardonnay from our acclaimed region pouring there wines, this tasting event is a highlight every year! See you there!
Super excited about this animation of the migratory movement of 24 Snowy Owls from our published paper in @IBIS_journal🦉
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Grab your binocs and get outside! Tonight and the next few days are predicted to be great for seeing migrating birds. Follow @DrBirdCast for more information or visit https://t.co/3mZyR63aOT
How to keep migrating birds safe from city lights? More than 1/2 of all migrating #birds pass by on just 10% of nights. Targeted lights-out alerts could save millions of birds, with minimal disruption to routines. @DrBirdCast @Kyle__Horton @bvdbirds https://t.co/zsOM0tGsFI
Animator Jerold Howard's "Quarantine Kat"—Postcards From The Pandemic https://t.co/udWzvaPTLe via @YouTube This is great fun animation as well as a great creator.
Weather may have been a factor as well as that cruise ships are idling out in areas where birds are migrating. Lights onboard cruise ships at night can entrain birds toward them.
BirdCast reports on many aspects of bird migration, and sadly one scenario we encounter is mass mortality during migration. We were alerted to a post describing many dead birds on the decks of a cruise ship on or around 24-25 April 2020. Our thoughts: https://t.co/LdjZLFqS28
@DrBirdCast As humanity hunkers down avoiding the Corona virus, the bird migration is in full swing across the nation. Check out this video of how much migrations is occurring as we sleep.