Birdwatching

We will go for a bird-watching program and share our experiences and knowledge related to birds.

現地のスタッフが３０分程度、観察路にて春のウトナイ湖の自然をご案内いたします。 日時：５月１３日（土） ※雨天中止　 　①10：30～11：30 　②11：30～12：00 　③13：00～15：00 　④14：30～15：00 定員： 各回先着 １０ 名まで（小学生以下保護者同伴） 参加費用：大人2,000円／名、小中学生1,000円／名　※未就学児は無料

Observação das aves na área de banhado da Colônia. Local frequentado por aves migratórias. Os observadores de aves farão o percurso a pé em uma zona rural, contribuindo com o levantamento das aves que frequentam áreas alagadas utilizadas no cultivo de arroz, brejos e o Rio Piagui.

Come on down and join us Saturday May 13th, 2023 for a fun filled day of activities! Meet at the Yaquina Bay Estuary Trail, Newport Oregon - meet in front of yellow submarine at Hatfield Marine Science Visitor Center - for an hour long ranger-led bird walk from 11am - 12pm to learn how to identify seabirds and shorebirds that rest on estuaries, mudflats, and salt marshes during their migration journey. Recommended to download and create accounts for Merlin Bird ID and Audubon free mobile apps on your personal device!

Members of FALCON (Fraternity for Avian Life Conservation) shall organise a Bird Camp at Kitam Bird Sanctuary and count the birds and upload the checklist in e-bird

1) A birding trip is being organised for Jordan BirdWatch members and nature enthusiasts on 12-13th May 2023, we will spend two days and camp in the Rift Valley

2) As part of its education activities, Jordan BirdWatch is organizing birding trips for school children on 14-18th May 2023 at the King Talal Dam. We expect to observe late migrants like Honey Buzzards in addition to resident and summer - visiting species. 

Come celebrate World Migratory Bird Day with us!

Join naturalists from the Audubon Society of Rhode Island and the Providence Parks Urban Wildlife Refuge Partnership for a free GUIDED BIRD WALK in Providence on Saturday, May 13 at 9:15-10:15 am. This walk is hosted in partnership with the National Parks Service and one of their Rangers will be joining us. 

At a small but very diverse wetland in the Algarve, Portugal called Alagoas Brancas (it is a hotspot on eBird) we will introduce children from about 5 to 10 years to birdwatching. We will talk to them about migration of birds and why water is so important. We will do activities to get them involved: such as actual birdwatching,  journaling their observations in a prepared journal that we will hand out before we set off, playing games, singing songs and doing a creative project that the children can take home.

Tram Chim national park is the only one flyway network site of Vietnam. We organise waterbirds count at Tram Chim national park from April 9 to May 13 by volunteers and taking children to the field for birdwatch training. We will help them learn how to use binoculars, telescoope as well as how to identify bird, count and making records on eBird.

Not a lot of people this time in Parque Paraiso. It was a lovely day though.