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I'm attaching two photos of what appears to be a very newly fledged Anna's, which came to my feeder at about 8:30 am when the temperature was zero to minus one, and just sat there shivering with its

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This is a good question Wayne and one we definitely struggle with. On the one hand we try to do everything at home in an environmentally friendly way whether it’s the electric car or the way in

Thanks for sharing that Wayne. Very good food for thought. Listing and twitching can be such fun…. I know because I have done enough of it…. but I have always felt that, from a larger viewpoint,

Vancouver birders, I am forwarding, with permission, this message from Justyn Stahl of San Diego, sent to several California birding groups. It suggests a different approach to birding from the

I saw the media down there reporting on this extraordinary sight. I've seen a similar spectacle like this around 10 years ago but nothing on this kind of scale. Counted at least a dozen sea lions

I saw the media down there reporting on this extraordinary sight. I've seen a similar spectacle like this around 10 years ago but nothing on this kind of scale. Counted at least a dozen sea lions

Rob and Vancouver birders, The White Rock fish and bird spectacle received some coverage on the CTV television news yesterday evening. There most definitely was a fish kill, as observed by me

Hi Wayne, I learned the the forage fish is Northern Anchovy, and have been in large numbers at White Rock Pier for weeks now! There wasn't a fish kill, but new Moon tides pushed massive amounts of the

Birders, I visited the White Rock Pier this morning, and was treated to a spectacle I have never seen there before. There appears to have been a huge fish kill there, with small dead fish

Merry Christmas to BC, from southern California! Monte Taylor Tustin Ranch, CA

Wishing all vanbcbirds members a very MERRY CHRISTMAS !!!

I vote for the Yellow-browed Warbler. A first not just for B.C. but for the entire country! That’s huge! Runner-up…. Brown Shrike. Daniel Bastaja danielbastaja@...

It never ceases to amaze me what shows up in our province from one year to the next, and that someone not only finds them, but usually manages to get skookum photos of them as well. Here is a

After long last, a (the) Eurasian Teal has shown up at the MacDonald beach Marsh this winter. I think this is 5 years running now I’ve seen one at this location. Best view is from the dyke trail at

Hi all vanbcbirds members, I'm forwarding below the email from Krista De Groot from Environment Canada. Cheers, Colin Clasen Coquitlam, BC Sent: December-19-19 6:02 AM To:

pat.mary.taylor ( /g/bcvibirds/profile/3649185 ) 20:13 #41107 ( /g/bcvibirds/message/41107 ) keith taylor victoria bc

There are still tickets available for this presentation by renowned NatGeo researchers & photographers Tim Laman & Ed Scholes. February 4th at the Orpheum:

Hi all vanbcbirds members, I thought this latest eNewsletter from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology might be of interest, since it features tips on feeding winter birds. Colin Clasen Coquitlam,

You’re welcome Derek. Your website is what I thought of immediately when I saw his original post,. :) D