Connect to Birds, to Nature, and with Each Other Birds are everywhere, all the time, doing fascinating things. Join us, February 16–19, 2024, when the world comes together for the love of birds. Participating is easy, fun to do alone or with others, and can be done anywhere you find birds. Step 1: Decide where you will watch […]
Often wonder what kind of woodpecker you see out at the cabin, or what that big bird of prey is flying across the bogs? This webinar is for you! Join the Newfoundland Breeding Bird Atlas on February 19 at 7:30pm (NST) to learn the identification of the raptors, woodpeckers, and kingfishers of Newfoundland. Make sure […]
North America's warblers are often called the jewels of the forest. But how can you tell them apart? Join the Newfoundland Breeding Bird Atlas on February 26 at 7:30pm (NST) and learn to identify these tiny, colourful denizens of the trees! Make sure to click RSVP – Going (above) to register for the event and […]
As top predators and mysterious denizens of the night, owls are a source of fascination for many people. Join the Newfoundland Breeding Bird Atlas on March 4 at 7:30pm (NST) to hear about the owls species of Newfoundland and Labrador, and the threats facing these species. Learn how you can help by participating in the […]
From slow-moving "mopes" (Pine Grosbeaks) to bright yellow American Goldfinches, join the Newfoundland Breeding Bird Atlas on March 11 at 7:30pm (NST) to learn about some common NL species! Sparrows, finches, and grosbeaks may look similar on first glance, but we will explain key ID points to tell them apart. Make sure to click RSVP […]
Need ID help with some bird families we haven't covered yet in the Birds of Newfoundland webinar series? This webinar on March 18 at 7:30pm (NST) will include some of our most common birds (robins, jays)...and some considerably less common. The full list of families include swallows, flycatchers, vireos, corvids, chickadees, nuthatches, creepers, kinglets, thrushes, […]
Join LeeAnn Latremouille from Birds Canada for a five-part series on bird identification, in partnership with the Regina Public Library. You will become familiar with a wide range of birds found in Saskatchewan and the key identification features of each. Appropriate for experienced birdwatchers and newcomers alike! Bird Identification 1: Water birds – 17 January […]
Since 1970, North America has lost more than 3 billion birds. Join the Newfoundland Breeding Bird Atlas on March 25 at 7:30pm (NST) to learn about Newfoundland's avian species at risk and how you can help! Make sure to click RSVP – Going (above) to register for the event and receive the webinar link to […]
Birds Canada is hosting two interactive sessions to introduce American Woodcock Singing-ground survey participants to the new data entry portal hosted on Birds Canada's NatureCounts platform. Hosted by Kathy Jones (Ontario’s SGS Coordinator), these interactive webinars will introduce participants to the data entry system, and provide information on how to register, how to enter data, […]
Birds Canada is hosting two interactive sessions to introduce American Woodcock Singing-ground survey participants to the new data entry portal hosted on Birds Canada's NatureCounts platform. Hosted by Kathy Jones (Ontario’s SGS Coordinator), these interactive webinars will introduce participants to the data entry system, and provide information on how to register, how to enter data, […]
The Newfoundland Breeding Bird Atlas is the largest citizen science project ever done in Newfoundland. At this webinar on April 8 at 8:15pm (NST), you will learn more about how breeding bird atlases work, and find out how you can take part, even if you’re only just learning your birds! Make sure to click RSVP […]
Explore the fascinating bird life in Richmond led by expert birders from Birds Canada. This beginner-friendly session includes the optimal way to use binoculars and how to identify common backyard birds.
Explore the fascinating bird life in Richmond led by expert birders from Birds Canada. This beginner-friendly session includes the optimal way to use binoculars and how to identify common backyard birds.
Explore the fascinating bird life in Richmond led by expert birders from Birds Canada. This beginner-friendly session includes the optimal way to use binoculars and how to identify common backyard birds.
Birds are far more commonly heard than seen, which means it's time to kick your bird identification up a notch by learning the basics of birding by ear! Join the Newfoundland Breeding Bird Atlas on April 15 at 7:30pm (NST) for this webinar and gain tools to aid your bird identification by sound. You'll also […]
Join LeeAnn Latremouille from Birds Canada for a five-part series on bird identification, in partnership with the Regina Public Library. You will become familiar with a wide range of birds found in Saskatchewan and the key identification features of each. Appropriate for experienced birdwatchers and newcomers alike! Bird Identification 1: Water birds – 17 January […]
Birds Canada, in partnership with the Central Grasslands Roadmap, and with contributions from over 15 conservation organizations, universities, agricultural organizations and producers, has developed a Grasslands Policy Paper. This paper outlines the opportunities that policy changes offer to conserve grasslands and all of the birds, mammals, plants, insects, amphibians and reptiles that rely on these […]
Join Birds Canada and the Friends of Semiahmoo Bay Society for a fun shoreline cleanup with the community! We well meet at the West Beach at White Rock (beside the […]
Celebrate the return of the birds with a City Nature Challenge Bioblitz and scenic walk on the Serpentine Fen Nature Trail in Surrey. Learn how to use eBird or iNaturalist, […]
Come join your neighbours for a pleasant walk, along the northern reaches of Wilket Creek in Willowdale, while we listen for and see birds, including resident ones and those in […]
