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In what was the tightest race in years, up until this past weekend that is, we finally had a clear winner break out ahead for the win. Votes were nicely spread out between 12 different candidates

If Danny Tyson is reading this, could you send me the photo of the Garganey you took at Campbell River? This if the image is recognizable compared to that in your ebird report. Is for the free online

Hello again BC Birders. Another outstanding year for interesting birds in BC is quickly coming to a close. As usual it started out rather quietly until May came along, which peppered us with some

Yes… I agree Christine. It would be good if those stores got more on board with this. At least spreading awareness of the problem. Daniel Bastaja danielbastaja@...

Sure would be nice if all the Wild Birds unlimited stores would 'buy' in to products that actually work to reduce collisions. I know the Broadway store carries feather friendly.com product but I have

Thanks for that article Derek. It’s good that the issue is getting more publicity. Daniel Bastaja danielbastaja@...

Thanks Dan, On the same topic of threats facing birds, more damning evidence of the effect of free roaming cats on birds and other wildlife – how much more proof do we need to ban ALL

Derek…. thanks for sharing those slides. Nice! My experience is that the average member of the public is indifferent about these issues. They are either not aware or just don't care. It’s a long

Hi Dan, Thanks for posting this. I was invited to speak to the Metro Vancouver Regional Planning Committee - Environment sub-Committee last month as some of the local governments had expressed

Article about bird collisions with windows. https://edition.cnn.com/style/birds-glass-buildings-collide-architecture/index.html Daniel Bastaja danielbastaja@...

I thought this article might be of interest to some members of the group. I know this kind of thing goes on because years ago, an acquaintance in Hungary bought a Northern Cardinal at a pet store…

Along with all the other stressors pushing avifauna over the edge, we’re likely still seeing the ramifications of this ‘hit’ from 2020. “Back in 2020, people in New Mexico began to notice

This is not Marlene Later, Roy https://www.flickr.com/photos/north_country_photography/ To: "vanbcbirds" <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2023 8:36:24 AM Subject:

Hi Marlene If you’re reading this, I’m asking for permission to use your Pygmy Nuthatch photo from Ross Bay Cemetery last week to include in the free online Birds of Vancouver Island. It’s the

“Little was known of Canada jays before Dan Strickland took an interest 50 years ago. At the time, only a few examples of their notoriously hard-to-find nests had ever been described. Now,

Thank you!! --- Paul Kendal 604-671-6167 typed on a phone, which should explain any weirdness beyond the usual

Hi Paul, There’s a small pullout a few hundred meters before the main parking lot, used by taxis. This is a screenshot from Google Earth, that I put a pin on. Good luck! Colin Clasen Coquitlam,

Hi, I'd like to visit the ferry terminal jetty at some point, and I'm wondering what the best parking situation would be to see the birds in the compensation lagoon? Thanks, Paul

Anna's Hummingbird! This bird was named after the 19th-century Italian duchess Anna Massena. wrote:

Thanks for the message Keith. I am in favor of changing some of the names. I just don't think it's necessary to change them all. But not such a big deal if they do. A name is just an arbitrary label