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23. mar. 2026 kl. 17:01
Florida Scrub-Jays are birds of strong opinions. They live only in Florida, they breed only in the Florida scrub habitat, and they can survive only in habitat that has been kept open by fire (or...
Co-authored with the Southern Adirondack Audubon Society, this opinion piece appeared in print in the Times Union on March 15, 2026.As New York advances its transition to clean energy, we face...
Thank you for joining the flock at Audubon North Carolina’s 2026 Advocacy Day on May 27!Please complete these steps now to confirm your participation in Advocacy Day.If this is your first...
Bestyrelsen i Dansk Ornitologisk Forening – Lokalafdeling Fyn indkalder hermed til ekstraordinær generalforsamling. Dato: 15. April 2026 - klokken 18:30Sted:...
Inge er ikke mere blandt os. Med stor sorg har vi erfaret, at bestyrelsesmedlem Inge Hansen efter længere tids sygdom er afgået ved døden. Inge var en...
A clear latitudinal pattern discovered in East Asian endemic Paridae, the Varied Tit The post Clutch size revisited in Asia appeared first on British Ornithologists' Union.
Ringmærkningen: Vi vågnede til en noget lunere morgen end i går, og fik allerede fra første runde en god fangst, og iblandt dem to udenlandske gæster - en Gærdesmutte (Eurasian Wren) fra Sverige...
23. mar. 2026 kl. 00:00
Ringmærkningen: Gærdesmutte fra Sverige og Jernspurv fra Belgien Lunt vejr Grøn frø og små vandsalamanderer Nyvaskede fugleposer Dagens ringmærkning og kontroller/ Today?s ringing and...
Her på falderebet inden morgendagens valg, har DOF BirdLife (Dansk Ornitologisk Forening) gjort karakterbogen op. Der er seks gode gerninger og 10 meget skuffende. Vi gør ikke krav på, at listen er komplet, og det er alene naturen og biodiversiteten, det handler om her; ikke klima- og miljøpolitik som sådan i relation til vi mennesker.
Af Bo Ryge Sørensen, redekoordinator. At opleve ørnene i deres naturlige omgivelser er en enestående oplevelse, men det er vigtigt at huske, at ørnene er særligt...
The third day in a row in fog. Morten joined me today for the first rounds but it was again very few birds. The highlight was a 3K+ Redwing ?Vindrossel?. Redwing "Vindrossel" by Hanelie Some of the...
22. mar. 2026 kl. 00:00
En mistanke om, at det er svært at følge fugletrækket om foråret med PUC lytteenhed blev underbygget ved dagens samtælling mellem person og PUC. Kun 8 ud af 296 lyde, personen registrerede, var trækkald.
Grønne organisationer: Nej til vindmøller i Skjern EngeAf: Morten Lund Hansen, forperson DN Ringkøbing-Skjern, Holmsland Klitvej 117, Nr. Lyngvig; Lars Holm Hansen,...
Der er nu to nye rapporter her på hjemmesiden!Der er dels en opdateret rapport fra CES-Ringmærningen ved Brabrand sø, som nu indeholder resultaterne fra 2025,...
Today, we split up in the same teams as yesterday, but swapped tasks; this means that Alvin, Alix and I went out to Grenen to carry out the standardized migration count, while János and Dylan were ringing...
Ringmærkningen: I morges vågnede vi op til endnu en tåget dag. Vi arbejdede derfor med lidt færre net, og hverken så eller hørte så mange fugle, men vi var stadig glade for at kunne holde standardtiden....
Ringmærkningen: Xxxxx Trækket på Odden: Det så kort fortalt ikke godt ud for tællearbejdet lørdag morgen. Fra fuglestationen kunne vi ikke se fyrtårnet på nabogrunden på grund af tæt tåge,...
When we opened, the it looked like the sun would manage today to break thought the clouds Indeed, we could do our first round under rather clear sky and it was a quite good round. But the sea fog is fast...
Ringmærkningen: Xxxxx Trækket på Odden: Det så kort fortalt ikke godt ud for tællearbejdet lørdag morgen. Fra fuglestationen kunne vi ikke se fyrtårnet på nabogrunden på grund af tæt tåge,...
Erik Wing knows well that birding can change the way you think. As a neuroscientist, he’s studied how avian expertise can rewire cognition and boost parts of the memory. As a birder himself, he’s...
20. mar. 2026 kl. 18:02
The winter of 2025-2026 has not been kind to the Colorado River. Record-warm temperatures day after day across the mountains that feed the river have led to record-low snow levels. All indications...
My new favourite Maridalen fields were jinxed by my last post and have been almost empty since! Fog also covered the valley on Wednesday and until early afternoon on Thursday but today we had sun from the get go and I had sky high expectations. With a light southerly wind I was expecting Falsterbo heavy but had to wait a looooong time for my first raptor. In the meantime a number of small flocks of Pink-footed Geese headed north but I really thought there should be raptors. We have not had a raptor migration day yet this spring and by my reckoning there should be thermals full of Common Buzzards and Sparrowhawks waiting to head north. Well, my reckoning doesn’t seem to count for much. There were NO Sparrowhawks, and none of the four Common Buzzards that eventually passed in front of my field glasses looked to be actively migrating. One of them, a very pale bird, looked to be the same as I have seen in previous years. There was one raptor highlight though that then brought a little rush. I picked up a young Golden Eagle heading very slowly west over the north of the valley whilst I was stood at Nes. I drove up to the north and did not find it but did pick up a Kestrel and a White-tailed Eagle heading north so there was some quality if no quantity. Along with Goshawk I had five species of raptor today and am already up to to nine for the year in Oslo. The first Adders are also out showing themselves and my first butterfly, a Small Tortoiseshell was on the wing today so spring is springing! a young Golden Eagle (kongeørn) at far too long range but you can see what it is One of 4 Common Buzzards (musvåk) none of which was actively migrating. This very pale bird looks to be the same that has been in the valley in previous years Goshawk (hønsehauk) Goldcrests (fuglekonge) look to have really suffered due to the cold spell so it was nice to find this bird which was also singing Lesser Spotted Woodpeckers (dvergspett) are making themselves known singing and drumming and I have seen a pair together. Here the male and here the female who was reacting to the male in the next door tree Pink-footed Geese (kortnebbgås) - one of a number of small flocks heading north today pair of Teal (krikkand) male Adder (hoggorm) and a different individual
Ready for spring? As the weather heats up, Florida’s beach-birds begin nesting, incubating their eggs and raising their chicks right on the sand. Starting March 1 in the Tampa Bay area...
Today was the first day of standardized ringing for the spring season, and it started with a beautiful and very colorful sunrise. Alvin, Julian and I went to open the nets up which were all frosty as well...
Morning observations:In the early morning, the fog refused to lift from the banks of Blavand. From the top of the dunes, all we could hear were the cries of the herring gulls, the horizon was shrouded...
