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  1. “Seeing the many species of ducks in the Roaring Fork River ignited a spark to learn more about birds. Mary Harris took me under her wing & I found my flock of wonderful birders.” Read about this birder’s 1st Christmas Bird Count. @Rockies #AudubonCBC [ro

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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. “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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  4. Found from Texas to Nicaragua, with an isolated population in western Mexico, Green Parakeets avoid humid forests, preferring instead deciduous woodlands. Although they remain common in the wild, they face dangers like habitat loss and the pet trade. [abc

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  5. The Willow Project not only undermines the need to limit carbon pollution, but it will have detrimental impacts on the region’s ecological and cultural values. [washingtonpost.com]

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  6. After 2 years of collaboration, Audubon as part of a coalition with representatives from all regions of Colombia released Enca 2030—an updated conservation roadmap for conserving the country’s diverse birds and the places they need. @AudubonAmericas [audu

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  7. Green Jay populations occur across the border in Mexico and far south of the US, and a Green Jay seen in South America looks quite different from an individual spotted in South Texas. Which shade of green do you prefer? [abcbirds.org] [twitter.com] [video

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  8. Want to see a Short-eared Owl? Check out spots where you’ve had encounters with Northern Harriers—you may even get to see “fascinating clashes” between the two. [bit.ly] [twitter.com] [pbs.twimg.com]

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  9. Spring brings nesting sea and shorebirds to Florida’s coastlines, & the first reported nests in 2023 came from Dog Island, with two Snowy Plover pairs successfully laying eggs. As nesting season begins, learn why it’s critical to #ShareTheShore. @AudubonF

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  10. St. Patrick's Day is on Friday, and spring is coming for many of us. Given that, we've got green on our minds—especially green birds. For the next week, we'll be sharing some of these special and thematic birds. [abcbirds.org] Photo: Greenish Puffleg by

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  11. At #SXSW? Join us for our panel '#BirdsTellUs: Inspiring Conservation Through Art' today at 10am CT. You'll learn how hundreds of the biggest names in entertainment contributed their time and talents to drive conservation action and benefit Audubon. [bit.

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  12. Seeing fewer stars in the sky? You're not alone. New research shows that light pollution is causing the night sky to get brighter faster than we thought. Learn what the consequences of this are for birds and other animals, including humans. [audubon.org]

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  13. Looking to attract beautiful hummingbirds to your yard or balcony? On #PlantAFlowerDay, try planting native flowering plants. [bit.ly] [twitter.com] [pbs.twimg.com]

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  14. Need some inspiration for #PlantAFlowerDay? From robins eating berries to verdins nesting in cholla, these stellar images from the 2022 Audubon Photography Awards capture the special link between native plants & the birds that rely on them. #PlantsForBird

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  15. For birds, the sky isn't just empty airspace. It's critical habitat. And, as researchers are learning, what happens there can have serious consequences. Learn more: [abcbirds.org] Photo: Black Skimmers, Sandwich and Royal Terns by Ivan Kuzmin/Alamy Stock

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  16. Still thinking on what to plant on #PlantAFlowerDay? These native trees and plants will lure warblers, tanagers, orioles, and grosbeaks to your yard: [bit.ly] #PlantsForBirds [twitter.com] [pbs.twimg.com]

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  17. “Since then, I have had the responsibility—self-imposed—to work for biodiversity conservation in the best way possible, including making decisions informed by quality science," says @AudubonAmericas’ Daniela Linero. Dive into her story. #WomenInScience [a

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  18. Living in a small space? You can still grow native plants and help birds with a container garden on #PlantAFlowerDay. [bit.ly] #PlantsForBirds [twitter.com] [pbs.twimg.com]

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  19. Artist Christopher Regier is looking for “what is truest to our eye” of each bird’s color as he creates his unique Field Guide series. The results look like paint sample swatches. [audubon.org]

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  20. Gray-cheeked Thrushes are currently preparing for their spring migration. These birds may fly nonstop ~ 2,000 miles from stopover habitat in Colombia to the US. This long journey means protecting stopover habitats to provide safe rest areas is vital. [ab

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  21. What are you going to plant for #PlantAFlowerDay 🌸 ? You can't go wrong with native plants: #PlantsForBirds help fight #ClimateChange, save water, and provide food and shelter for birds. [bit.ly] [twitter.com] [pbs.twimg.com]

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  22. Need another reason to plant natives on #PlantAFlowerDay? Strategic gardening with native plants can help you slash your home energy use. Here's how: [bit.ly] #PlantsForBirds [twitter.com] [pbs.twimg.com]

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  23. Did you know that Blue-headed Vireos migrate earlier in spring and later in fall than other vireos in their range? [bit.ly] [twitter.com] [pbs.twimg.com]

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  24. The importance of the Hudson and James Bay coastline to birds cannot be overstated—with millions of species funneling through the region each year. Get a glimpse of this impressive area through the eyes of @CarrieEGray, our Boreal conservation specialist.

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  25. Want to support birds year-round? Check out Audubon’s many blends and mixes of seed, feed, and suet—explore available varieties here: [bit.ly] [twitter.com] [pbs.twimg.com]

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