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After 25 years, today is my last day at Birds Canada. Thank you for making PFWCanada so fun and for helping protect wild birds and their habitats. To stay in touch, follow my new personal account @KerrieWilcox10 for more backyard feeder action! Best, Kerrie
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Évaluant l'état de 463 espèces d'oiseaux présentes régulièrement au Canada, L'état des populations d'oiseaux du Canada 2024 est un partenariat entre Oiseaux Canada et @environnementca. Obtenez l'histoire complète à EtatDesOiseauxCanada.org
Illustrations par Shaylena Stenback.
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Assessing the population status of 463 bird species that regularly occur in Canada. The 2024 State of Canada’s Birds is a partnership between Birds Canada and @environmentca
Get the full story at StateOfCanadasBirds.org
Art by Shaylena Stenback.
#stateofcanadasbirds
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Hoping to attract more backyard birds this winter? Here are 4 ways you can help bring the birds to your yard in the coming months!
To register for Project FeederWatch and learn about supporting birds this winter, go to feederwatch.org
The 2024-25 Project FeederWatch season is just around the corner!
Help advance bird conservation by counting them! Register today at feederwatch.org.
PFW is delivered by @BirdsCanada and the @CornellBirds, made possible with support from @wbuwarsonwoods.
3 more Rose-breasted Grosbeaks at my feeders this morning, Long Point, ON! Yay! Spring migration is the best but it also means the end of the #feederwatch season. Even if you only counted once, please submit your data. All data is important!
Look who just showed up at my feeders!! Rose-breasted Grosbeak, Long Point, ON. Love this time of year! #feederwatch
Are you ready for the return of Orioles? Here's some tips for attracting and feeding orioles. My first Oriole last spring was May 6, Long Point, ON #feederwatch birdscanada.org/tipsorioles
FeederWatch Reminders: The season ends April 30, so that means the last day to start a new count is April 29. Photo: Tufted Titmouse, Kerrie Wilcox, Long Point, ON. Don't forget to renew for next season too birdscanada.org/you-can-help…
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@PFWCanada @Feederwatch @FeederWatchCam #ontariofeeders #ManitouwadgeBirds A definite FIRST for the #ontariofeeders webcam: A HERRING GULL on the platform feeder! I had a ball watching this Gull on the garage roof work up enough courage to come down for roast ham scraps. 😄
So excited to have a Brown Thrasher stop in! Long Point, ON. #feederwatch
Evening Grosbeaks need our help! They have lost 90% of their NA pop'n since the 70s. They are on the move - right now! Please report colour-banded or tagged birds to reportband.gov + email [email protected]. If you can, snap a pic too!
My first Chipping Sparrow arrived today! Looks tiny compared to the America Tree Sparrow at my feeder and the black eye line is distinctive! Long Point, ON #feederwatch
Goldfinch party at my house! Nearly 30 American Goldfinches just arrived at my feeders this morning. Welcome back! Some goldfinches migrate and some stay all winter. Long Point, ON #feederwatch
Fantastic to see so many signs of spring this weekend! This American Goldfinch only has a few patches left of his winter plumage and is looking very bright yellow! Long Point,ON #feederwatch
One more photo of this very cool visitor - Brown Creeper. I hope another one finds my feeders. Long Point, ON #feederwatch
One of my favourite #feederwatch photos! This Brown Creeper was a regular visitor an entire winter at my feeders, Long Point, ON. This was a lucky photo! Hairy Woodpecker (right), Brown Creeper (left)































