Birdwatching

Watching backyard birds from house. 11am-9pm

Sightings of birds: downy woodpecker, Hairy woodpecker, reed bellied woodpecker, norther flnicker, blue jay, cardinal, robin, grosbeak, humming bird, grackles, red wing black bird, chickadee, song sparrow, mourning dove, red breasted nuthatch, white breasted nuthatch, gold finches, and white crowned sparrow.

The Libyan Society for Birds (LSB) organised a celebration of WMBD in Alhadba tratment plant in Tripoli. The activity was one day birdwatching of aquatic and terrestrial birds.

Birdwatching in my backyard with a bird feeder, bird bath, hummingbird feeder.  Yard is an acre and half with oak, pine and maple trees and ground moss.

A one day celebration of WMBD will be conducted by the LSB in AlHadba treatment plant, Tripoli, Libya.

Jos Bird Club (JBC) is a club that promotes love for nature and birds through its monthly activities. We emphasize environmental education and conservation through citizen science by recruiting members of the general public. Celebrating international days is part of the activities of the club. We join the international community to celebrate World Migratory Bird Day 2021 with the theme: Sing, Fly, Soar_Like a Bird

Birds observed on a 9 acre property 

Well, we did it. Here are some highlights from the Big Day...

At our firtst site of Rouge-Cloître, there were two gorgeous male Red-crested Pochards, and a Water Rail was calling from the reedbed. We actually managed to catch a glimpse of a handsome Green Woodpecker in the top of a snag, and a White Wagtail on an old red tile roof. A flock of about 40 siskins were in a clump of alders near a swampy stream bed.

The sun warmed things up by our second site of Boitsfort Cottony Pond, where we heard another Water Rail, saw about 15 more siskins, and heard a singing Goldcrest. The star bird must be the Cetti's Warbler that was heard singing from the pond-side shrub and reeds. True to form though, we couldn't spot him, even though he kept moving from one patch to another.

Significant by their absence, we didn't hear or see a single Blue Tit today, no Canada Geese, Kestrel, Stock Dove, Starling, or Song Thrush.

Waiting for breaking the fast with bird watching, celebrating World Migratory Bird Day with Bionic UNY birdwatching club.

Bird watching at Delta Progo Yogyakarta, Indonesia with Desti Rohmawati and Kiryono from Bionic UNY. There are 12 species of birds were recorded, 4 species including migratory birds, namely: Whimbrel, Ruddy Turnstone, Red-necked stint, and Lesser Sand-plover. Photo by Aghnan Pramudihasan.

Iranian Birding Club has orgonized abirdwatching tour for this special day. join us for birdwatching in Ghanbar Abad wetland. for more information visit the website:www.iraninbirdingclub.com