North America is home to nearly 3 billion fewer birds today compared to 1970. It's essential we do everything we can to protect the birds that bring us joy—that work can even begin right at home. Pledge to make your home and community more #BirdFriendly: https://t.co/jZvNX2XwTS https://t.co/7nPHMFWZXA -
To support Florida wetlands relied upon by birds like Wood Storks, @AudubonFL is working with landowners to apply for funding for projects that improve water quality and quantity downstream of agriculture, preventing harmful algae blooms. https://t.co/vWZWI5wujE https://t.co/gcqb6i4G01 -
Despite their name, Field Sparrows prefer habitats with shrubs and overgrown brush to grassy fields. They’re adaptable with their diet. During the winter, they eat mostly seeds, but switch to a primarily insectivorous diet in warmer weather. https://t.co/w3DkUmuDbO https://t.co/Ldg8Vfk4pa -
Once limited to Central and South America, Yellow-headed Caracaras have recently delighted birders from Texas to Delaware. https://t.co/ULfyeZbarx -
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