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Today we saw a QUARTER MILLION warblers fly past Tadoussac, Quebec. >85,000 Bay-breasted Warblers, and >50,000 each of Cape May and Yellow-rumped Warblers. Full details, photos, and video here: ebird.org/checklist/S1391530… – at Tadoussac, Québec
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Come work with me! @ECCCSciTech @ECCCWildlifeSci is hiring new Research Scientist positions at multiple locations across the country. emploisfp-psjobs.cfp-psc.gc.…
Anyone from the Sackville office of CWS able to offer some suggestions?
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If I needed fewer reasons to be on this platform anymore, why @xcanada do the same tweets just keep going by over and over again as I'm scrolling? It's like watching an episode of the #Flintstones.
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For atlassers in the Boreal Shield, it's a great time to take a stroll after dark to listen for the hoots of the #GreatHornedOwl as they are re-establishing territories and attracting mates now. Report any breeding evidence; we are in the safe dates!
#ONBirdAtlas3 #Owls
Been a good start to the year for local owl sightings. Barred Owl last weekend and Eastern Screech Owl this weekend. Happy #SuberbOwl Sunday everyone! #birding #birdphotography #wildlife #Local #Ottawa
A young African Wood-Owl (Strix woodfordii; aka floof ball).
Wondo Genet, Ethiopia
#owls #birding #birdphotography #Africa
D'Arnaud's Barbets are large, colourful, yet cryptic, birds that often associate with termite mounds.
Oromia, Ethiopia
#birding #birdphotography #Africa
Thekla's Lark with a juicy grub to feed its young in the nest. Debre Birhan, Ethiopia.
#birding #birdphotography #Africa
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Recently had the opportunity to spend 16 days in Ethiopia birding and watching other wildlife. Took along a DSLR and managed to document some of the incredible species seen on the trip.
Long-crested Eagle (in B&W), near Mojo, Ethiopia.
#birding #birdphotography #Africa
When I'm walking along in a foreign country, I generally don't think about monkeys. That's why it's especially startling when one appears suddenly within a metre of your face. Grivet or African green monkey. Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
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A cafe latte and mille feuille seem like the perfect way to combat jet lag on a beautiful day in Addis Ababa.
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Kevin Hannah retweeted
Breaking: With help from local hunters in Papua New Guinea, a scientific expedition has captured video of the Black-naped Pheasant-Pigeon, a bird lost to science since it was first described in 1882. View it here: audubon.org/news/lost-scienc…
The Northern Hawk Owl is one of the most iconic species in the boreal forest and is also one of the least known. Check out our recent paper, coauthored by @juliaeput and @JuliaShonfield, that sheds some light on their post-fire habitat use in western N.A.
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I've quite enjoyed helping observers to identify birds using the @inaturalist app in the past year. It's interesting watching the breeding season progress. Clearly, I was unprepared for autumn migration which really highlights the scope of mortality due to building collisions.
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Kevin Hannah retweeted
We are looking for 1 MSc and 1 PhD student to study Upland Sandpiper migration, genetics, and contaminant exposure at University of Saskatchewan! Please RT. @usask @SCO_SOC #birdmigration #ornithology #migratoryconnectivity

















