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  1. .@AudubonAmericas and partners started a project last April to track Lesser Yellowlegs on their journeys from their wintering grounds in Colombia to their breeding grounds in the remote reaches of the Boreal Forest. [bit.ly] [twitter.com] [pbs.twimg.com]

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  2. .@AudubonFL’s Everglades Science Center is in the middle of a busy wading bird nesting season. Since Roseate Spoonbills have a clear relationship with water conditions, the colorful species can tell us about changes in their environment. #BirdsTellUs [fl.

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  3. .@AudubonWA's conservation work in Puget Sound is informed by our Puget Sound Conservation Blueprint to guide efforts to fund, develop, & support innovative climate-resilient coastal protection and restoration efforts. Get an update on this critical work.

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  4. .@AudubonWA's conservation work in Puget Sound is informed by our Puget Sound Conservation Blueprint to guide efforts to fund, develop, & support innovative climate-resilient coastal protection and restoration efforts. Get an update on this critical work.

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  5. .@AudubonWA's conservation work in Puget Sound is informed by our Puget Sound Conservation Blueprint to guide efforts to fund, develop, & support innovative climate-resilient coastal protection and restoration efforts. Get an update on this critical work.

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  6. .@AudubonWA's conservation work in Puget Sound is informed by our Puget Sound Conservation Blueprint to guide efforts to fund, develop, & support innovative climate-resilient coastal protection and restoration efforts. Get an update on this critical work.

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  7. "After we connect with the outdoors...it's easy to see Earth's thin skin as a woven fabric. Looking closer, we can see grasslands and other imperiled ecosystems as frayed patches and declining species as weakened strands. ...these things need our care." [

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  8. "Bird-killing neonicotinoids need to have their registrations examined and amended as soon as possible. @ABCbirds commends U.S. EPA for undertaking this monumental task, but is disappointed to see neonics pushed further down the list of scheduled decision

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  9. “[Art] can create understanding; it can make two people put themselves in conversation with each other in ways that other mediums just can't…To this day, I'm hooked on that feeling.” Catch the rest of our interview with artist @jpbrammer: [audubon.org]

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  10. “An unexpected benefit of this effort is that I feel our block is a better place to live. I feel much more connected.” Read how one person rallied to help her neighbors to start planting their yards for the birds. @AudubonRockies #PlantsForBirds [rockies.

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  11. “An unexpected benefit of this effort is that I feel our block is a better place to live. I feel much more connected.” Read how one person rallied to help her neighbors to start planting their yards for the birds. @AudubonRockies #PlantsForBirds [rockies.

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  12. “An unexpected benefit of this effort is that I feel our block is a better place to live. I feel much more connected.” Read how one person rallied to help her neighbors to start planting their yards for the birds. @AudubonRockies #PlantsForBirds [rockies.

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  13. “Beers & owls, all together. This is perfect!” @audubonsw & Arizona Wilderness Brewing Company brought together a diverse crowd of people who are passionate about the ways in which birds, beer, science, and water conservation all overlap. [bit.ly] #Nation

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  14. “Beers and owls, all together. This is perfect!” Last month, @audubonsw and Arizona Wilderness Brewing Company brought together a diverse crowd of people who are passionate about the ways in which birds, beer, science, and water conservation all overlap.

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  15. “Birding is like the gateway drug to conservation.” George Boorujy’s evocative artwork depicts a colorful songbird in a climate-devastated future. #BirdsTellUs [audubon.org]

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  16. “Community is every bit as important as a species list or identifying new birds.” The Midwest’s newest local birding groups—from @BIPOCBirdingWI to #FeministBirdClub—have a mission that goes beyond just watching birds. [audubon.org]

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  17. “Community participation & engagement are fundamental, & education is key to changing the local perception of these birds, which know no borders & help maintain the balance of ecosystems throughout the continent,” writes Colombian biologist Esther Vallejo

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  18. “Conservation is something that everybody has to buy into. Because this Earth is all we have & we ALL have to protect it…We need to make the stories we tell more accessible to everyone,” says photographer George McKenzie, Jr. @CorkscrewSwamp [corkscrew.a

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  19. “Dawn Songs brings together a diversity of uplifted human voices, echoing the magic of a dawn chorus.” Mike Parr on the new book of poetry by Jamie Reaser and Drew Lanham Learn more about the book here: [abcbirds.org] Photo: American Crow by Michael J

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  20. “Each challenge was a new story, a shared memory which gave us common ground. Over the many years I volunteered, the sanctuary director became a friend and mentor to me. Throughout the years, I found a family at Audubon.” @AudubonCA [richardsonbay.audubon

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  21. “Everybody is working together for that common goal of understanding as much as we can about migratory animals and ultimately conserving them.” Read how the global network of Motus stations is helping unlock mysteries of migration science. [audubon.org]

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  22. “I marvel at the plant diversity of our small prairie [at Dogwood Canyon Audubon Center] and am motivated to bring that diversity home to my own garden.” Read how Audubon center director Julie Collins is gardening with more #PlantsForBirds. @AudubonTX [tx

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  23. “Nature and forest are part of my life” – we interview a forest protector

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  24. “Nature's beauty persists everywhere, these photos remind us, even in the cracks of a sidewalk—and with a little care and luck, these plants can blossom into a haven for birds, too.” #PlantsForBirds [audubon.org]

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  25. “Peafowl are not native to North America, but they are here to stay. As the birds turn neighbor against neighbor, the question for these troubled communities is whether they can maintain a more copacetic relationship with their feathered interlopers.” [au

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