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Hello, Thought this article <https://ace-eco.org/vol19/iss2/art2/> about rufous hummingbird declines would be of interest to some on this list. Best, Greg Richmond

Thanks Neill! Have a great day, Véro [email protected]> wrote:

I know some roost under the Ironworkers' bridge and under Lionsgate as well. I'm sure there are other spots but those are 2 I know of. Neill <Vmartinaud04@...> wrote:

Thank you so much for this Neill! I really appreciate it! It makes total sense. Do you have any idea where these flocks flying eastbound over the Burrard Inlet at the Lost Lagoon level would

Hi Véronique, For years, I've noticed Double-crested Cormorants flying south over my house in the Mount Pleasant area in the morning, and back north in the evening. From one to a flock of 40 or so

Sending this again. Thanks! Véro ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Véronique Martinaud <vmartinaud04@...> Date: Fri, Jul 19, 2024 at 10:25?PM Subject: cormorants V

“Scientists are still learning about the various pathways mercury can take as it cycles between the atmosphere, land, and water. Wildfires are an important pathway because when forests burn, the

Hi everyone, This evening, I saw quite a big flock of cormorants in V formation flying over the Burrard Inlet eastbound. I was surprise to see such a thing as I thought V formations occured only

Hello, I wanted to share the interesting results of our Birds Canada study in Iona from last year (insect monitoring and bird data analyses), thanks to the group of students from UBC who analyzed the

Birds adapt flight mechanics using lungs | | | | | | | | | | | Birds adapt flight mechanics using lungs Dr. Prajakta Banik Respiratory system affects light in soaring birds. | |

“New research mapping a hummingbirds’ sense of touch onto specific areas of the brain shows the little creatures are sensitive to even slight puffs of

FYI Bob Hay Cassidy, BC https://bcfo.ca/invitation-to-apply-to-bird-records-committee/

Just a reminder that the global City Nature Challenge starts Friday! It’s looking to be a bit of a damp one this year (for Metro Vancouver anyway). I recognize many birding folks use eBird, but if

Some fantastic photography by a BC birder/photographer: https://petapixel.com/2024/04/21/how-a-photographer-captured-his-spectacular-dream-eclipse-photo/ -- From an Island in the Pacific, Richard

The sounds of silence around the world: anecdotal yet scary. Also I’ve noticed being back in southeast Vancouver Island the past 4 years after over 30 years away (as a resident) that many local

Something more positive from the same newspaper https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2024/apr/18/penguins-in-the-pond-kiwis-in-back-yard-how-a-city-brought-back-its-birds-aoe Malcolm

Here's? a more upbeat piece from the same newspaper: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2024/apr/18/penguins-in-the-pond-kiwis-in-back-yard-how-a-city-brought-back-its-birds-aoe Malcolm

FYI - another Silent Spring unfolds … its happening here too Bob Hay Cassidy,

Contest being adjudicated by Wildlife Rescue. “British Columbia is home to some truly magnificent birds. At Wildlife Rescue, we all have our favourites, and we all know that our favourite bird is

Upcoming webinar on windows and birds that may be of interest: Crash Course: Saving birds one window at a