I achieved a small personal milestone today - five years of birding every day! #eBird #birding

I put together a summary of the Winter Finch Forecast for Wellington County (Ontario, Canada). I am excited to see if the predictions align with reality. natureguelph.ca/2025/12/01/s...

Check out how Christmas Bird Count becomes even easier, and more powerful, when you report your sightings with eBird: help build a continent-wide record while enjoying winter birding at home or in the field.: eBirding on Christmas Bird Counts buff.ly/YBwYzKk #Birds #Canada @birdscanada.bsky.social

Completed the Guelph Christmas Bird Count yesterday. Our team had a great day despite it being quite cool (-10). We did locate 32 species of birds (approximately 61 in the whole circle count). Great day #christmasbircount

Great #Job Opportunity! Vice President, Development and Philanthropy www.birdscanada.org/about-us/job... #Birds #Conservation #Philanthropy

Tomorrow we are reviving Christmas Bird Count for Kids here in Guelph, Ontario. Should be a great morning enjoying our winter birds.

I was honoured last night with the presentation of the Scott Beemer Nature Award by Nature Guelph at their AGM. Apparently I was awarded it due to my work with our Bird Wing group and my puns. I am truly humbled by this award. Thanks to those who nominated me.

The Do’s — and Definite Don’t’s — of Snowy Owl Photography Scott WeidensaulNovember 29, 2025 www.projectsnowstorm.org/posts/the-do... #Birds #Owls

60,000 African penguins starved to death after sardine numbers collapsed. Climate crisis and overfishing contributed to loss of 95% of penguins in two breeding colonies in South Africa. www.theguardian.com/environment/...

Nature Guelph is hosting the annual Christmas Bird Count on December 14. All welcome to contribute by joining a team. natureguelph.ca/guelph-chris...

Nature Guelph is hosting two Christmas Bird Count events this season including our CBC for Kids on Dec 13. Check out the details natureguelph.ca/events/natur...

Tonight I had the honour of host another Nature Guelph Bird Wing meeting featuring @dmennill.bsky.social It was fascinating learning about migratory bird acoustics

Another massive movement of migratory birds underway tonight — nearly 1 Billion Birds! With the full moon, you might be able to see some silhouettes zipping by. You can make your own flow maps here (just hit record): aeroecolab.com/uslights

From the Ontario Breeding Bird Atlas: Did you submit eBird checklists in #Ontario since 2021? Then you have an excellent chance to win a pair of binoculars. For every checklist you import from eBird to the Atlas before the end of September...

Highly recommend the birding documentary LISTERS. It is brilliant! youtu.be/zl-wAqplQAo?...

Join Nature Guelph Bird Wing on Thursday, September 4, 2025 from 7:30-9:00 pm for an engaging presentation from shorebird enthusiast Jean Iron on the southbound migration of shorebirds. #shorebirds #birding #ontbirds natureguelph.ca/events/jean-...

We have this great new course about birding for beginners with Andrea, Jody and others. Check it out! #birds #nature #learnsomethingnew #getoutside @jodyallair.bsky.social

That’s a wrap on curling for the season. On to #birdmigration !

This week’s Nature Guelph speaker series features @ecology-forlife.bsky.social exploring Habitat-Based Influences on Farm Arthropods. I am keen to learn more about ALUS’ work on marginal farm land. natureguelph.ca/events/habit...

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I was on CTV Edmonton Morning this week talking about spring migration and actions people can take to help birds at this time of year. @birdscanada.bsky.social #birds www.ctvnews.ca/edmonton/vid...

Hosted the last speaker session with Nature Guelph’s Bird Wing for the season last night. Thanks to @thebirderbob.bsky.social for an enjoyable presentation. Now time to go enjoy the spring migration here in Ontario.

Here are some tips from Audubon for keeping your bird feeders safe amid the ongoing spread of avian flu.

This weekend is the #GreatBackyardBirdCount”. Spend as little as 15 minutes observing the birds in your yard or neighbourhood and contribute to world wide community science. www.birdcount.org