On The Warblers podcast, Lucas Berrigan and Avery Nagy-MacArthur share what makes the Bay of Fundy one of Canada's most remarkable birding destinations, how the Motus Wildlife Tracking System is revealing the mysteries of bird migration, and you can do to help protect shorebirds.

A recently published study highlights a concerning trend that has major impacts for aerial insectivores – it's not just phenological mismatch impacting Tree Swallows, it's fewer insects overall. Read our blog to learn how 55-years of monioring data from Long Point, ON has lead to these findings.

55-years of Tree Swallow monitoring sheds light on the consequences of insect decline

For many bird species, including Tree Swallows, it is most beneficial if their migration and breeding activities are timed to coincide with insect emergence— typically adults breed and chicks hatch

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Come birding with us! On the latest episode of the Warblers podcast, Jody Allair and Andrea Gress head into the woods in search of the Evening Grosbeak... Were they successful? You'll have to listen to find out!

July's calendar feature - and a chance to have your photo featured next! The month of July in the 2026 Birds Canada Calendar features this beautiful shot of a Loggerhead Shrike feeding its young by Poojan Gohil. Submissions are only open until July 10! www.birdscanada.org/shareyourmoments

On The Warblers Podcast @davidrscott.bsky.social and Gavin McKinnon share why they wrote a brand new field guide for Alberta's birds, expand on the effort involved, and relish in their favourite birding stories. If you've ever been curious about the guide in your backpack - this episode is for you!

Rejoignez la volée! Oiseaux Canada embauche une coordonnatrice ou un coordonnateur à l'environnement – coordination du programme des Zones clés pour la biodiversité (KBA). Pour en savoir plus et postuler, consultez notre page Offres d’emploi : www.oiseauxcanada.org/a-propos-de-...

Join the flock! Birds Canada is hiring an Environmental Coordinator to assist with the coordination of the Key Biodiversity Areas (KBA) Program. To learn more and apply, visit our Job Opportunities page: www.birdscanada.org/about-us/job...

We're thrilled to share that we've succeeded in securing conservation status for the land we steward at Birds Canada in Long Point, Ontario, helping support Canada’s goal of protecting 30% of lands and waters by 2030.

Le Birdathon commence aujourd'hui, et c'est l'occasion idéale de participer et d'aider à la conservation des oiseaux. Vous ne savez pas par où commencer? Ce guide en 6 étapes est là pour vous accompagner. www.oiseauxcanada.org/lebirdathon #Birdathon #Birdathon50 #ObserverPourConserver

Birdathon kicks off today, and there’s never been a better time to join in and make a difference for bird conservation. Not sure where to start? This 6-step guide has you covered. Sign up and get started: www.birdscanada.org/birdathon #Birdathon #Birdathon50 #birdingforconservation

Joignez la volée! Oiseaux Canada embauche une Développeuse ou un développeur d'applications mobiles. Postulez avant le 1er mai sur notre page Offres d'emploi : tinyurl.com/2yqum66o

Offre d’emploi – Développeuse/développeur d’applications mobiles

La développeuse ou le développeur d'applications mobiles sera responsable du développement et de la maintenance des applications mobiles destinées à soutenir les projets de recherche et de surveillanc...

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Join the flock! Birds Canada is hiring a Mobile Application Developer. Apply by May 1 on our Job Opportunities page: www.birdscanada.org/job-posting-...

Job Posting – Mobile Application Developer

The Mobile Application Developer is responsible for the development and maintenance of mobile application software in support of Birds Canada research and monitoring projects, in particular the Nature...

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3 new Motus stations are now live in the Colombian Andes. This key corridor connects the Amazon to Central America & is used by birds that fly all the way to Canada. The data will help us better understand and conserve these incredible migrants. Thanks to Conserva Aves & @globalaffairs.canada.ca

🌎 This #EarthDay, pause to notice the birds around you and the natural world we share. When we care for birds, we care for nature as a whole. Explore Birds Canada’s Guide to Helping Canada’s Birds for science-backed actions you can take today. www.birdscanada.org/you-can-help...

In March, we convened Indigenous collaborators from Canada and Latin America for a North-South knowledge exchange on nature, sharing lessons, stories, and imagining a better future for birds. Thanks Conserva Aves, @naturecanada.bsky.social da.bsky.social, collaborators, & @globalaffairs.canada.ca

Bird nests literally come in all shapes and sizes: on the ground, underground, high up, stretchy, sturdy, flimsy. On The Warblers, Mark Peck joins to share top tips for observing nesting birds this spring, and also helps us explore some of the wonders behind the many different nesting strategies.

Grande nouvelle pour la nature! Le premier ministre Carney a annoncé un financement de 3,8 milliards de dollars, ainsi que le renouvellement de programmes, pour protéger la nature. Communiqué de presse : tinyurl.com/2e69haey

Oiseaux Canada salue les importants investissements du gouvernement canadien pour la conservation de la nature

Photo : Jack Belleghem | Aujourd’hui, le premier ministre Carney a annoncé un financement de 3,8 milliards de dollars, ainsi que le renouvellement de programmes, pour protéger la nature. Ces

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Big news for nature! Prime Minister Carney just announced $3.8 billion in new funding and renewed programs to protect nature. Media Release: tinyurl.com/5n9a3kzh

Birds Canada Welcomes Significant Investments in Nature Conservation by the Prime Minister

Photo: Jack Belleghem | Today, Prime Minister Carney announced $3.8 billion in new funding and renewed programs to protect nature. Programs that can help conserve the places birds need to thrive

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Birdathon célèbre son 50e anniversaire en mai — célébrez avec nous! Regardez les oiseaux. Récoltez des fonds. Gagnez des récompenses. Protégez les oiseaux! Inscrivez-vous gratuitement : oiseauxcanada.org/lebirdathon #Birdathon50 #ObserverPourConserver

Birdathon is turning 50 this May — let's celebrate! Go birding. Raise funds. Earn rewards. Protect birds! Since 1976, people have raised millions for bird conservation with #Birdathon. Add your name to the legacy! Sign up FREE: birdscanada.org/birdathon #Birdathon50 #BirdingForConservation

Overlooked and underappreciated - kinglets are one of Canada’s toughest little birds! Golden-crowned and Ruby-crowned Kinglets are both fascinating and unique in their own ways. Listen to The Warblers podcast for an exploration of both species: identification tips, bird songs, and fun facts.

L'observation des oiseaux n'est pas seulement un plaisir, elle peut contribuer aussi à stimuler votre cerveau! Dans un article récent sur CBC, Bob McDonald présente les résultats d'une nouvelle étude comparant, par IRM, des ornithologues experts et des débutants.

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Birding isn't just a great hobby - it may also help keep your brain sharp! In a recent CBC article, Bob McDonald discusses the results of a new study where MRI scans compared expert birders with beginners.

Birding isn't just a great hobby - it may also help keep your brain sharp! In a recent CBC article, Bob McDonald discusses the results of a new study where MRI scans compared expert birders with beginners.

Cats are considered the number one threat to birds in Canada. It's a fascinating and complex conservation issue. Tune into The Warblers podcast with @juliakilgour.bsky.social and @jonathanjojochu.bsky.social to hear some expert insights on human behaviours and cat research.

Chaque printemps, des bénévoles de partout au Canada participent à l’Inventaire des hiboux nocturnes, nous aidant ainsi à évaluer la santé des populations de strigidés dans les forêts du pays. Pour en savoir plus et vous inscrire : www.oiseauxcanada.org/etudier-les-...

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Each spring, volunteers across Canada take part in the Nocturnal Owl Survey, helping us understand the health of owl populations in the country's forest landscapes. Learn more and sign up: www.birdscanada.org/bird-science/nocturnal-owl-survey

Each spring, volunteers across Canada take part in the Nocturnal Owl Survey, helping us understand the health of owl populations in the country's forest landscapes. Learn more and sign up: www.birdscanada.org/bird-science/nocturnal-owl-survey

Voici l'Ambassadeur aviaire 2026 d'Oiseaux Canada : le Gros-bec errant! Tout au long de l’année, nous vous ferons découvrir des récits, des initiatives de conservation et des chercheurs qui s’efforcent de mieux comprendre ce petit oiseau énigmatique.

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Introducing Birds Canada’s 2026 Avian Ambassador: the Evening Grosbeak. Throughout the year, we'll be connecting you with stories, conservation work and researchers who are working to better understand this enigmatic finch.

Introducing Birds Canada’s 2026 Avian Ambassador: the Evening Grosbeak. Throughout the year, we'll be connecting you with stories, conservation work and researchers who are working to better understand this enigmatic finch.

On the latest Warblers Podcast, we learn about the issues facing Canada’s North, and species like Hudsonian Godwits and Whimbrels. Locals, Indigenous Elders, and wildlife biologists – it takes a team to help habitats and shorebirds. Listen to the full episode wherever you get your podcasts.

Arrive bientôt : l'identité de l’Ambassadeur aviaire 2026 d’Oiseaux Canada! Autrefois commun, ce magnifique oiseau nomade a connu un déclin drastique au cours des 50 dernières années. Audio : Peter Ward et Ken Hall, XC598472. Disponible sur www.xeno-canto.org.

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Coming soon: Birds Canada's 2026 Avian Ambassador! Once common, this striking nomadic bird has seen a drastic decline in the last 50 years. Stay tuned for the big reveal! Audio: Peter Ward and Ken Hall, XC598472. Accessible at www.xeno-canto.org.