Awesome trip today from Oregon Inlet NC USA with SIX Trindade Petrels!! Three light, three dark! Wow! We had a Fea’s on Tuesday and will see what we can turn up tomorrow! Lightest of the light morphs pictured below by Chris Sloan 24 August 2023

In 2023, Bermuda Petrels established a new record number of 164 breeding pairs with 76 successfully fledged chicks. Read more about the Bermuda Cahow and also about the current hurricane season: nonsuchisland.com/blog/review-of…

Finally a report is up for our "Summer Blitz" from Oregon Inlet NC USA 💙 seabirding.blogspot.com/2023/09/summer… Check it out! Here are some of the Trindade Petrels (Pterodroma arminjoniana) we got to see up there this August! Photos by me, Kate Sutherland!

Netting to protect razor clams in China estimated to kill 13,676 shorebirds in two sites in 2 months including 1,210 Black-tailed godwit, 2,136 terek sandpiper & 1,697 common redshank. Problem occurs in at least 17 sites and may strongly affect populations conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.111…

Our Winter 2024 Schedule is finally up on our website: patteson.com/2024-schedule/… Think about joining Brian Patteson for some trips this winter from North Carolina, USA!

Seabirds will respond dramatically following the rodent eradication on Lord Howe Island but if you want insight into how the terrestrial birds were steered through this, see our latest work. Wrapped up by 10 years of monitoring and survey. link.springer.com/content/pdf/10…

patteson.com/2024-schedule/… Our Spring 2024 Schedule is up on our website - join us offshore from Hatteras, NC USA! Please note that some trips are already full due to early registration for those on our mailing list 🙂💙

Sooty #shearwater Loki is making its way south along the west coast of Africa! #trackseabirds #Loki #MarvelStudios #birds #BirdsOfTwitter #bird #seabird #scicomm #Science #dataviz

The story behind the discovery and current research on Vanuatu Petrel has so many layers- worth getting your head around if you’ve got 25 minutes for the podcast.

Research request: I would be grateful to receive any / all photographs from the North and South Atlantic of Wilson's Storm-petrel showing white in the underwing-coverts and / or on the belly. Attached photo provides an example (by Kirk Zufelt). Please email [email protected]

For #WorldMigratoryBirdDay 2023 we share this poster on Seabirds, and how to rescue stranded seabirds if you come across them! You can follow us to get future updates, and drop any queries to our email address. Happy birding! BirdLife Marine BirdLife International

seabirding.blogspot.com/2023/10/the-gu… Trip report is up from our last trip of the year offshore from Hatteras, NC USA! Black-capped Petrels & Audubon's Shearwaters were definitely the stars!! Photos by Kate Sutherland

The Cahow Experience is happening now in Bermuda! While the weather has been a challenge so far (no offshore trips yet), some of us did take a taxi out to Coopers Island Nature Reserve to sea watch last evening. We saw at most a dozen at one time - spectacular! 3 Nov 2023

Here in Bermuda for the annual Cahow Experience! Tonight we had our fourth trip of the set and we were not disappointed!! More to come about this week soon (when I can post images from the computer). In the meantime, a back of camera shot to tide you over 💙 8 Nov 2023 by me

We are looking for 4 volunteers to join us for three months during 2024. If you are working towards a career in conservation, have a passion for seabirds, love bird observatories & dream of living on one of Britain's most special islands then take a look: welshwildlife.org/volunteering-o…

yesss 1 year later, 1st migratory trip ever recorded for Grant's band-rumped #StormPetrel from #CanaryIs just recovered in #MontañaClara by Beñat Garcia & Guillem Izquierdo Arànega 🏆😍💪 This is just a raw trip with large errors but enough to confirm they "winter" in summer off Eastern USA!

Galapagos Petrels, November 2023, offshore Peru youtu.be/ltQtJWFDe84?si… via YouTube

Hornby's Storm-petrel, November 2023, off Peru youtu.be/Ykx1rdfjzQ0?si… via YouTube

This albatross is yelling at us to pay attention. These albatrosses are discussing their future. This albatross is sticking its bill in its wing rather than think about it. This albatross is looking us in the eye, daring us to look away. ©KateSutherland