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The latest updates, Festival news, observations, celebrations, opinions, assorted ramblings, recommendations enthusiastic, and the occassional gripe
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Scientific Advisers Named for Boston Birding Festival
The Boston Birding Festival (BBF) has formed a scientific advisory council to provide guidance and feedback on the development of festival content.
A Monthly Birding DIversion
A MonthLY BIRDING DIVERSION LEAVE YOUR WORRIES BEHINd. Let’s Go Birding. Welcome to the Monthly Diversion — a series around low-key, friendly, monthly bird/nature walks with an emphasis on landscapes
WHY BIRDERS SHOULD CARE ABOUT MOTHS
s, they do eat our sweaters, but moths have inspired artistic expression, scientific curiosity, and invention. Here’s why birders should learn about moths.
SEEN ANY DEAD BIRDS LATELY?
If you see a dead bird, please share your data and help researchers, policy makers and others address threats to birds.
Choose Bird-Friendly Coffee
Worldwide, 75 percent of coffee is grown in ways that harm birds, insects, mammals, and climate. This is a problem we can solve—and still enjoy a good cup.
Audubon in New England
Having spent more than a century celebrating the best of Audubon, Audubon societies must no longer ignore the worst.
