(1/2) We’re excited to announce our next Sappy Hour series on Using Atlas Data! We’ll hear about the different ways that Atlas data is being used from people who are putting this knowledge into practice. Sappy Hours will run every Thursday from Feb. 1 - 22 at 7pm (Eastern Time).

1/2 As we're gearing up for ✨YEAR 3✨ of the #ONBirdAtlas3 , we have created an immersive way to explore the purpose of the Atlas. To showcase the importance of the data collected by the province’s birders, the Atlas team has created...(🥁Ruffed Grouse drumming in suspense🥁)...

2/2 A #StoryMap ! Remind yourself why your contributions are so important to #birdconservation across the province. Share with your #birder friends who can still contribute to the Atlas: birdsontario.org/storymap

Audio: Calming wind, crickets and birds - Northern Nature

If you want to know which threatened or endangered species will be impacted by the development of the #Hwy413 , here's a summary:

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Y’all the lady Fairfield by Marriott just called the police on me because I’ve been here for a week and they haven’t cleaned my room. I’ve asked everyday and they never came. I went to ask again and she said I was aggressive. Please pray I don’t die. Can anyone Marriott Bonvoy help 🥺

Yes, it's warm. Yes you can safely distance outside if you're careful. But please for the love of God, don't go walking down a narrow boardwalk in a group of 25 people without masks and stand inches away from other hikers acting like everything's OK.

Salamanders are on the move. Anyone know if these are Jefferson, Blue-spotted, one of each, or hybrids?

Seeking field assistants to help count birds in the wild and monitor nests of the iconic Wood Thrush. No experience required.
To apply, send me your CV, cover letter, and info for 2 refs by March 26. Feel free to retweet and share this outside of Twitter.

Seeking field assistants to help count birds in the wild and monitor nests of the iconic Wood Thrush. No experience required.
To apply, send me your CV, cover letter, and info for 2 refs by March 26. Feel free to retweet and share this outside of Twitter.

Seeking field assistants to help count birds in the wild and monitor nests of the iconic Wood Thrush. No experience required.
To apply, send me your CV, cover letter, and info for 2 refs by March 26. Feel free to retweet and share this outside of Twitter.

I'm hiring 1-2 field techs for my Ph.D. research on Common Nighthawks and Eastern Whip-poor-wills this summer!

Please note: applicants already eligible to work in Canada are preferred, but all are welcome to apply.

DM/email me with any questions, and please retweet! 🌘🐦🦉🐐

Just want to apologize to any women I may have inadvertently disrespected or made uncomfortable in the past while birding/hiking/camping etc. I can think of at least a few instances I'm not so proud of...

This is from a few years ago but I think I was technically a scientist by then. Been a while since I've done much art #MonumentValley #ScientistsWhoArt

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Frogs. Green, leopard and tree

Veg plot fun.

Sandhill Crane walking with its chick at Luther Marsh, Ontario

This wood thrush fledgling was found yesterday on the ground under a 15-m high nest. Be careful not to step on baby birds when walking through the forest this time of year, and please keep your dog on a leash!

Gypsy moth defoliation is at an all-time high this year in Southern Ontario

Mama #nightjars are FEARLESS. We borrow chicks briefly for measuring, but this whippoorwill mom was NOT having it. She followed us and flew at my face repeatedly to defend her chicks. Sound on!

(If you see a nightjar doing this, LEAVE—you might step on the chicks!) #ornithology