Birdwatching

Gang Hwa Big Bird Race (GHBBR) (hosted by Eco Hub Mool Sae Al)
Saturday 30 April – Sunday 1 May 2022

Young Naturalists Club Nova Scotia

The Libyan Society for birds (LSB) intended to celebrate the World Migratory Birds Day in colaboration with the Department of Zoology, Faculty of Science at the University of Tripoli. The event will be an educational activity and bird watching during the event. The participants will be the members of LSB and post-graduate students. 

'Step into my World - Entra a mi Mundo'

*(Image above: Parque las Vegas/ Portoviejo, Ecuador) "Walk with Me"

Today is International Migratory Bird Day, and we are celebrating with a day that's all about the birds! At 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m., we'll have a presentation about migratory birds followed by a short bird walk. Weather-permitting, we will have bird-themed craft and activity stations set up outside. Stop by anytime during program hours to learn more about the birds that migrate through our region during this time of year. Current public health guidelines will be followed. FREE. All Ages. For more info: (217) 896-2455 or [email protected]. 

Join us at the Acton Community Garden on World Migratory Bird Day and expand our concept of community to include local and migrating songbirds.

Count migratory birds shorebirds simultaneously in Japan

http://www.bird-research.jp/1_katsudo/shigichi_SCJ/index.html

【World Migratory Bird Day Event】
The Spring 2022 National Shorebird Count was held on May 15.

Thank you very much for the large number of participants.

We received reports from about 70 sites across Japan and counted 26,837 shorebirds of 42 species (including one hybrid species)!!! 　

#SCJ2022
 

Dawn Chorus: May 1st 5:30am - 7:30am Live music returns to the city and you have free front row tickets!

Dawn Chorus is the bird song before sunrise. Flock to High Park at the crack of dawn on International Dawn Chorus Day to experience the magic of bird song as 50 million migrating birds return to Toronto.

Join Natasha Barlow, Ontario Projects Biologist at Birds Canada, to discovering Toronto’s best-kept secret and witness the amazing spectacle of hundreds of swifts diving into a chimney to roost overnight!

Enjoy the outdoors and get dirty at Tommy Thompson Park! Tommy Thompson Park, also known as the Leslie Spit, is a globally significant Important Bird Area and is visited by millions of birds every year as they migrate through the city. Help support our urban birds by planting native shrubs that provide important food resources and habitat!