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#Bringbirdsback Reel by @cornellbirds - The message couldn't be clearer: the 2025 State of the Birds Report is a clarion call to protect birds and nature so that humans and wildlife can thri
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The message couldn't be clearer: the 2025 State of the Birds Report is a clarion call to protect birds and nature so that humans and wildlife can thrive. The report finds that long-term bird declines first reported in 2019 are continuing unabated. The birds are calling out for help. Will you take the call? ACT NOW: Help us spread the word and follow along as we post findings and ways you can help #BringBirdsBack (link in bio to learn more) [Video description: cut-outs of birds on the screen with text that reads "ACT NOW for the birds" Birds fade away slowly and text changes to read "BEFORE THEY DISAPPEAR" Fades to black screen which reads "Learn More stateofthebirds.org"]
#Bringbirdsback Reel by @battyloon - migratory birds are beginning to arrive in our area, including american woodcock. this unique bird often travels through the city of buffalo where the
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migratory birds are beginning to arrive in our area, including american woodcock. this unique bird often travels through the city of buffalo where they find many obstacles and can collide with windows, often with lethal results. this bird was one of the lucky ones. he arrived with head trauma and an ulcer on one eye, but no bleeding or damage was seen on the inside of his eyes. after treatment for head trauma and eye drops to heal the ulcer, it was time to check him for release. i took him out to assess for strong flight and normal vision, and he passed the test! this evening at dusk, he will be released so he can continue on to his breeding grounds to do his “sky dance” and find a mate. #timberdoodle #americanwoodcock #bringbirdsback #wildliferehabilitation
#Bringbirdsback Reel by @cornellbirds - Each spring, migratory birds travel thousands of miles to reach their breeding grounds, only to face deadly threats in our cities and neighborhoods. O
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Each spring, migratory birds travel thousands of miles to reach their breeding grounds, only to face deadly threats in our cities and neighborhoods. Over one billion birds die in the U.S. every year from window collisions. We can change that. Turn off non-essential lights from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. Make windows safer with simple, affordable bird-friendly treatments. Be part of the change. Learn more at the link in our bio. #BringBirdsBack #StopBirdCollisions #BirdSafeStructures #BirdSafeAction #LightsOutForBirds
#Bringbirdsback Reel by @wildbirdfund - If you find a bird sitting or lying on the sidewalk, it has hit a window and needs YOUR help. Please pick it up gently and place it in a paper bag (id
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If you find a bird sitting or lying on the sidewalk, it has hit a window and needs YOUR help. Please pick it up gently and place it in a paper bag (ideally) or whatever is available. The bird may get stepped on or swept up if you wait for someone else to help. Keep the bag in a quiet spot until you can bring it to WBF or a wildlife rehabber near you. Note: Lying down doesn’t mean dead! Please check. Report all birds you find, dead or injured to dbird.org. Click the link in our bio for more info. . . . #fallmigration #windowstrike #birdrescue #wildliferehab #wildliferehabilitation #bringbirdsback
#Bringbirdsback Reel by @cornellbirdcams - Have you checked on the Royal Albatross Cam lately? Star chick "Manaaki" is getting BIG! Watch Rangers from the New Zealand Department of Conservati
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Have you checked on the Royal Albatross Cam lately? Star chick "Manaaki" is getting BIG! Watch Rangers from the New Zealand Department of Conservation stop by the nest site to conduct a scheduled weigh-in on July 11. At 172 days old, the chick now weighs a whopping 11 kg (25.25 lbs)! At this stage, the nestling is about two months away from taking wing over the Pacific Ocean. Want to watch the live stream or see highlights from the cam? Subscribe to our channel on YouTube by clicking the link in our profile. #birdcams #live #nowplaying #nature #wildlife #bird #birds #birdsofinstagram #birdfeeding #bringbirdsback #🐦 #newzealand #albatross
#Bringbirdsback Reel by @towhichwebelongdoc - Song birds 🐦 vs. Cats 🐈‍⬛ Did you know: One of the primary reasons for the decline in songbird population is predation? And the number one predato
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Song birds 🐦 vs. Cats 🐈‍⬛ Did you know: One of the primary reasons for the decline in songbird population is predation? And the number one predator? Cats 🙀 Perhaps a reason to think twice about letting your indoor cat, outdoors. Learn more at 3billionbirds.org 🐥 Featured: Scott McWilliams, Ph.D., Professor, Dept. Natural Resources Science, University of Rhode Island #songbirds #hosuecats #outdoorcats #bringbirdsback #DYK
#Bringbirdsback Reel by @audubonsociety (verified account) - The newly released 2025 #StateOfTheBirds report for the U.S. reveals continued declines in North American bird populations. "#BirdsTellUs that we have
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The newly released 2025 #StateOfTheBirds report for the U.S. reveals continued declines in North American bird populations. “#BirdsTellUs that we have alarming declines across all habitats,” says Audubon’s Chief Conservation Officer Marshall Johnson. The report identifies 112 Tipping Point species that have lost half their populations in the past 50 years. That includes 42 red-alert species facing perilously low populations, such as Allen's Hummingbird, Tricolored Blackbird, and Saltmarsh Sparrow—birds that are at risk without immediate intervention. Audubon worked with a coalition of partners to summarize the latest science on birds to ensure their long-term health in the places where you live. Visit stateofthebirds.org to access the report's findings and find ways you can help #BringBirdsBack—plus, tap the link in our bio to read our breakdown of the report.
#Bringbirdsback Reel by @cornellbirdcams - Hold it, right there! At the Cornell Feeders, a Cooper's Hawk perches on a fencepost nearby. The Hairy Woodpecker latched to the suet feeder senses t
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Hold it, right there! At the Cornell Feeders, a Cooper's Hawk perches on a fencepost nearby. The Hairy Woodpecker latched to the suet feeder senses the hawk and remains motionless, while also trying to stay out of the line of sight of its potential predator. Many prey species will opt to employ this tactic of freezing in place to avoid detection by a predator, especially one that's adept at capturing birds in flight like the Cooper's Hawk. #birdcams #live #nowplaying #nature #wildlife #bird #birds #birdsofinstagram #birdfeeding #bringbirdsback #🐦 #cornell #woodpecker #coopershawk
#Bringbirdsback Reel by @cornellbirdcams - Watch the 4-week-old Northern Royal Albatross chick from the Top Flat nest receive a scheduled weight check from a New Zealand Department of Conservat
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Watch the 4-week-old Northern Royal Albatross chick from the Top Flat nest receive a scheduled weight check from a New Zealand Department of Conservation ranger on February 20! The ranger calmly places the chick in a bag before taking the measurement with a handheld scale. The Top Flat chick weighed in at a healthy 2.3 kgs (~5.1 lbs). The younger nestling from the nearby Top Flat Track nest (located in frame, to the right) was also weighed on the same day. The 19-day-old chick weighed in at 1.4 kgs (~3.1 lbs), a healthy weight at this age. #birdcams #live #nowplaying #nature #wildlife #bird #birds #birdsofinstagram #birdfeeding #bringbirdsback #🐦 #newzealand #albatross The #RoyalCam is in collaboration with the New Zealand Department of Conservation.
#Bringbirdsback Reel by @cornellbirds - In the U.S. alone, collisions with glass kill over one billion birds every year. Researchers at Western University's bird tunnel testing facility show
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In the U.S. alone, collisions with glass kill over one billion birds every year. Researchers at Western University’s bird tunnel testing facility show what fails: a single decal or sticker. Birds see the open spaces and slam into the glass. Here’s how you stop collisions: Add external patterns of dots, stripes, or films spaced 2” apart. Hang vertical cords 4” apart. Take these simple, cost-effective steps and save countless birds. Learn more throught the link in our bio. Protect migratory birds this fall—act now to stop bird collisions. #BringBirdsBack #StopBirdCollisions #BirdSafeStructures #BirdSafeAction #LightsOutForBirds
#Bringbirdsback Reel by @cornellbirdcams - Two Common Ravens are back at the Ontario FeederWatch Cam, showing more signs of courtship. Paired ravens may gently clasp one another's partially ope
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Two Common Ravens are back at the Ontario FeederWatch Cam, showing more signs of courtship. Paired ravens may gently clasp one another’s partially open bills and sometimes even grasp a partner’s foot. They also preen one another, inviting attention by holding still and bowing the head to expose the back of the neck, or tilting the head back to reveal the throat. Watch for more LIVE by tapping our link in bio.
#Bringbirdsback Reel by @birdnoteradio - "Kingfishers have these really elongated beaks, they taper down into a point. And he saw this kingfisher dive into the water to capture a fish below t
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“Kingfishers have these really elongated beaks, they taper down into a point. And he saw this kingfisher dive into the water to capture a fish below the surface and he noticed that there was virtually no splash. And the design of the kingfisher's beak became the inspiration for the new design of the high speed rail train.” Learn more about biomimicry from Billy Almon and adrienne maree brown in the season premiere of Bring Birds Back Season 7! Link in bio. Season 7 of Bring Birds Back is sponsored by Cornell Lab of Ornithology and Bird Academy #BringBirdsBack #BirdNoteDaily #BirdNotePodcast #Biomimicry

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