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Group I am now down to just a few required photos I know are available. A good night of collecting last evening thanks in part to Mike Yip. Any further help like sending contact emails for Mike

I couldn’t agree more Keith. I was lucky enough to visit one of the lakes in Argentina where they breed with the research team and my friend and guide Julian Vidoz. This team of dedicated people

https://icfcanada.org/our-projects/projects/hooded_grebe I was fortunate to have observed one species that may go extinct if man does not intervene, the Hooded Grebe. The population has decreased by

Those are Surfbirds Veronique. I didn't look carefully but often there are Black Turnstones in such a flock but none were seen. Keith taylor Victoria BC wrote:

hello everyone! Can tou tell me if these are black turnstones in winter plumage ? It was filmed on Bowen Island. Thanks in advance! Véro

It helps to attach things. Keith Taylor Victoria BC <pat.mary.taylor@...> wrote:

Group: Some of you may know I'm attempting to place a photo of every bird species seen on Vancouver Island with a photo taken on the Island. I have been greatly successful and the list attached

The WHP has a brand-new website<https://westernhummingbird.org/>. Rufous hummingbird conservation is also a focus through the Partners in Flight Road to Recovery initiative’s Tipping Point

I agree Dan - there's rarely a day when there's any good news for bird populations around the world! :o( Derek

Yes… very distressing Derek that diclofenac is still on the market in places like Spain and Italy. There has been pressure for an EU-wide ban for at least the past decade. Puzzling why the EU is

Just to add Dan that 30 years ago, tens of MILLIONS of white-rumped vultures were flying the skies of Asia – it was the most abundant large bird of prey in the world and, as you say, White-rumped

Not exactly about BC birds, but a great article in this week’s New Yorker magazine about the fight to save South Asia’s vultures. Like many New Yorker feature articles, it is a bit long, but very

Thanks for sharing that Pamela. What a great film! I agree with you Derek that, despite today’s environmental consciousness, people often just don’t consider the birds. Things like bird strikes

Fabulous Pamela – I hope the film can shame Chase Bank (and other building managers) in to turning off lights at night during migration and treating windows to prevent window strikes. It still

Gorgeous short from Emergence Magazine on the annual migration roost of purple martins in Austin Texas. Reflecting on the martins we have here on the South Coast and what it would be like to

Derek… what a fantastic video! And such good quality too. Very nice! :D DB

Thanks Dan - yeah, it was pretty epic! Thought you might like the penguin video I made in the Falklands and South Georgia - my new favourite family of birds!

Derek… all I can say is WOW! What a trip! Incredible photos too! It’s like something out of a National Geographic documentary. Love the Sheathbill and the Giant Petrels.. they are such a beast!

Birding Chile, Antarctica, South Georgia & The Falkland Islands We have just returned from a 6-week birding trip to Chile, Antarctica, South Georgia & The Falkland Islands. Chile section:

Thanks for compiling and yes, a wagtail or tropicbird would be most welcome, especially on this side of the pond! Cheers Quentin