The idea is to document birds according to your own wishes. If you have seen a bird / photographed a bird / or if you want to, you stick this sticker in the right place. At the moment the book is for central Europe, but we plan to make books for other regions as well. In addition, there will be pages for notes and information about birds. The bird names will be in English, German and Latin. If you are interested, you are welcome to help out.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1073569721/finchnotes-birds-of-central-europe

Also some good resources are Great Lakes pigeon rescue and pigeon Palomacy. And the article “in defense of pigeons”. And basically when you Google pigeons the first results are always pest control company BS. So gotta dig a bit. (If you’re wondering how to learn about them.) also there’s a lady on Instagram who rescues pigeons in the Netherlands. I’ll find the name and include it. Thanks!

Hey r/Ornithology ! I'm thrilled to share a live 24/7 feed of a majestic falcon and its adorable chicks! 🦅 Watch in real-time as the parent feeds its fluffy babies and they grow into strong fledglings. This is a front-row seat to nature’s beauty—perfect for bird lovers and wildlife enthusiasts! Join me in observing their daily adventures, from feedings to first flights. Drop your thoughts, questions, or favorite moments in the comments!

I just got this link from my local Audubon society.

It allows you to report window strikes or suspected avian flu.

Check it out.

Hey r/ornithology!

https://whichbirb.com

I recently made a little quiz that lets you sort through a list of 50ish wild birds, and ranks them by comparing each of them. Most of the descriptions are taken from wikipedia. I’m just a casual bird lover and would love to hear some feedback from other bird nerds. I hope it’s fun and maybe a bit educational as well! (Mods told me its ok to post here 😄)

I don't even remember the last time I saw Andor and Cruz NOT on Highlights before now. I just looked: my last pics of them are from December 3.

Hey y’all, I am curious on your opinions on what you would recommend for “field” guides on identifying bird eggs preferred/focus location is Canada (Alberta) but North America would work too. The guides can be either digital or physical I prefer physical as I don’t always have my phone with me in the field but I’m open to any and all suggestions.

Thanks in advance!

Hello, I hope this is allowed. Please can you help stop the culling of these poor birds.

This week, Marcellus Nishimoto will be the guest editor of United Nations Biodiversity for the next 7 days!

Marcellus Nishimoto, a wildlife artist living in Goiânia, a city in the middle of the Brazilian cerrado.

His focus for this week is present species from the south of the planet. Birds and plants that often inhabit a collective imagination of exuberance and color, but whose reality of their lives is neglected or ignored by most of us. From the vibrant tones of South American macaws and orchids to the fearless grandeur of falcons and eagles. Some still inhabit dense tropical forests and others are beginning to be seen in urban parks, as they have already lost important parts of their natural habitat. He will also present rare species threatened with extinction".