Birds Canada - Ontario Region
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@BirdsCanada Ontario Programs focus on conserving high priority birds and habitats throughout the province.
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Getting ready for the next Birds Canada Marsh Watch webinar! Such a great series. I've been watching birds a long time but I learn something new from every webinar. If you can't join live, you can check out the recorded sessions here: birdscanada.org/bird-science/m…
Don’t forget to register for Region 1’s Kick-off event in Windsor on May 23 at Ojibway Nature Centre! Visit our website to register and see a list of all regional kick-off events: birdsontario.org/year-4-kickoff… #ONBirdAtlas3
Today I started a 5-day course 'Bioacoustic Analysis in R: Unveiling Nature’s Sounds' taught by Marcelo Araya-Salas through the Organization for Tropical Studies.
Feeling out of my depth as an R novice, but enjoying learning new approaches in #bioacoustics .
tropicalstudies.org/course/online-…
Join Olivia and I at 7 pm this Wednesday evening for the Loons and YOUR Lake presentation. This year the topic will include a quick update on the leading science and what YOU can do for your loons at the lake and at home. birdscanada.org/event/loons-an… Birds Canada #CLLSSurvey
Sometimes the coolest parts of a survey are the 'other things' you see and hear.
Thanks Ruth for sharing.
#AMWOSurvey
birdscanada.org/bird-science/a…
Good luck today to Birds Canada - Ontario Region @BirdsCanada Forest Birds at Risk Team “LOWA your expectations” as they tromp around Long Point trying to find as many species as possible to raise funds for @birds.canada and LPBO. Sponsor their effort at birdscanada.org/birdathon
Insect declines vary geographically & by species group. The decline is likely a result of habitat degradation, deforestation, agricultural intensification, land-use change, insecticide use, climate change, invasive species and light pollution.
#WorldMigratoryBirdDay
Build a beautiful garden, create habitat for declining insects, and help birds all in one go! Learn how to plan your garden, which plants are best for your region, and how this helps our feathered friends at BirdGardens.ca
#WorldMigratoryBirdDay
Build a beautiful garden, create habitat for declining insects, and help birds all in one go! Learn how to plan your garden, which plants are best for your region, and how this helps our feathered friends at BirdGardens.ca
#WorldMigratoryBirdDay
Insect declines vary geographically & by species group. The decline is likely a result of habitat degradation, deforestation, agricultural intensification, land-use change, insecticide use, climate change, invasive species and light pollution.
#WorldMigratoryBirdDay
To celebrate #WorldMigratoryBirdsDay , Allison Manthorne, Aerial Insectivore Conservation Strategist, tells us more about a restoration project in NB and how we can all protect aerial insectivores. #protectinsectsprotectbirds
Read more: tinyurl.com/365d39ma
Birds Canada took part in the Trinity Bellwoods BIA Bird Walk, Talk, See & Do! There was a birdhouse art competition and a Jane’s Walk.
Thank you to everyone who came out! You can keep an eye on events coming near you on our Events page: birdscanada.org/events Birds Canada
