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Thanks for the info Derek(and your good wishes Sara!) I had allowed the house sparrows to nest in one of my two boxes this spring as well as last.? This year's sparrow family had just fledged their 4

For those of you who didn't know Wayne Weber passed away on June 27th. For those who knew Wayne, his obituary can be seen here.

Hi Glen, At VARC we monitor more than 400 Mountain and Western Bluebird boxes with a team of local volunteers in Merritt. Fortunately we haven’t had a major issue with House Sparrows but one of our

This morning I noticed a house sparrow exiting our backyard nestbox... that had been housing an increasingly noisy brood of violet green swallows.? Thinking this very much not good, I listened for

From south of the border but many familiar species and potentially transferrable objectives. “This document has been prepared to stimulate and support an active approach to conservation of landbirds

Thanks Derek, I'll take a look. wrote:

Thanks Perry for your reply. Chased out of the garden by three crows would be a more accurate description. A skirmish over urban land use between humans and crows.

Hi Anne, I’ve been asked to do lots of interviews on crows over the years and have attached a short article I did for a recent publication which hopefully will help you. Most crow attacks happen in

The parents will continue to aggressively protect their young when they are out of the nest but still learning to fly, i.e.: flapping around on the ground. Wildlife Rescue have an annual problem with

I belong to a community garden in Vancouver. Last week, at the garden, I was dive bombed by three aggressive crows --- no doubt protecting their nest(s) nearby. The crows were asserting dominance.

Northern Spain, Pyrenees & North Norfolk coast England - Trip Report We decided to add a two-week birding trip to northern Spain and the Pyrenees to a return trip to London to see family and to bird

?I became interested in the conservation efforts for these endangered birds from the beautifully written book ‘Curlew Moon’ (Mary Colwell). I was pleased to see this BBC article today

Awesome pix Colin, congrats. JOGO

4 photos of the LARK SPARROW seen at Colony Farm today can be seen at this link: /g/vanbcbirds/album?id=275487 Colin Clasen Coquitlam, BC

At 3:21pm today I photographed a LARK SPARROW foraging on the ground at the intersection of Pumphouse and Wilson Farm Dyke Trails at Colony Farm. Likely the same one seen in the same area a week or so

Birders, Yesterday, May 22, I spent most of the day out birding in and near Pitt Meadows, Minnekhada Park, and Quarry Road. During the day, I found Western Tanagers at several different locations. It

Thanks Larry and Colin. Colin McKenzie New Westminster

Hi Colin, The access is on the north side of the dyke just past the entrance to the rock quarry where the procession of dump trucks enter. There are several spots at the dyke and along the road north

Hello, Can anyone advise on how to access Sturgeon Slough in Pitt Meadows (where to park and walk) ? I was thinking to visit the yellow-breasted chat. Thank you, Colin New Westminster

I checked the Courtney web cam at 9:10 and the Swifts are arriving. Thanks Wayne. Long may you run Len Jellicoe