Apr 27
Listen! They’re back. 🤎 wood thrushes!
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Listen! They’re back. 🤎 wood thrushes!
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Little ovenbird painting 🌱
The Oriole returned today, and I also heard one sing in the trees 🧡 Then there was also the first Rosebreasted Grosbeak here today, and yesterday also the first hummingbird. Huge groups of birds are migrating right now, so every day may give you new surprises. I am having a very hard time staying at the desk for work when the outside is waking up and calling me.
Blackburnian Warbler - female
We are hitting peak bird migration season in the United States with hundreds of millions of birds making their way north this weekend. Artificial light can be extremely confusing and disorienting for these birds as they migrate! Please make sure to “go dark” and turn off any unnecessary lights around your home. Your avian neighbors are counting on you to help them on this perilous journey. Lights out this weekend!
Bird migration forecast map is from BirdCast, where you can find more information and live updates.
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PRAIRIE WARBLERS ARE HERE!! I love their buzzy songs and they’re so adorable :>
New warblers poster in the works...
Black-and-white Warbler (Mniotilta varia)
April 22, 2025
John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge, Tinicum, Pennsylvania