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It’s happening in our neighborhoods too! Bob Hay Cassidy,

Uh oh - it couldn’t happen around here, eh Bob Hay Cassidy, BC https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2024/sep/26/social-media-posts-endangered-species-capercaillie-birders-aoe

The daily ebird reports note numbers of common birds as well as rarities thus a record of populations declines or otherwise is on record. There were no birds 50-150 million years ago but dinosaurs.

I know Perry, It’s an evolving tragedy. I’ve lectured students in universities the past couple years as a sessional, including teaching ornithology at UBC Okanagan in 2022, & they didn’t know

?Your observations are similar to mine, in relation to raptor species seen in south Delta / Boundary Bay between fall and spring. When I took Bill Clark’s diurnal raptor ID course there in early

It surely does - we can help our local birds to an extent both directly & by recording their declines (& alerting others to the situation). Bob

Cheer up Bob. The sun goes supernovae in 6 billion years and all will be burnt to a crisp. So does anything that happens from now to then matter? Keith Taylor

FYI - this applies to the lower Mainland too Bob Begin forwarded message:

Thanks for posting this Dan. We're continuing to encourage people to take action to protect birds from window strikes which is one of the top sources of human-caused bird mortality, despite being

A very depressing new study!

Thanks Perry and well done! You may also just want to let them know that nest boxes won’t help Barn Swallows as they are not, of course, cavity nesters like some of the other swallow species,

Thanks to all for input. Update on the swallows. Barn swallows - confirmed. The person emailed the Mayor, had an almost immediate response and a followup from Engineering. Appears the birds are on

Swallow nests certainly can still be active at this time of year - especially if a first nest failed and the pair are trying again. We have one at the banding station in Colony Farm. The chicks are

Just an FYI: I have two active barn swallow nests near my home (Port Coquitlam). I just checked them today and the babies have yet to fledge. So certainly feasible that the nests are still

I’m advised this involves Gates Park, North of Riverside Secondary School. Perry Edwards North Vancouver

Attn: Candida. Thanks, passed along. Sorry, this is coming via a third party so I don’t know which park. I’ll ask. Perry Edwards North Vancouver

Attn.: Clare Price. Thanks much .. info passed along. Perry Edwards North Vancouver

Hi Perry, I’d go straight to the top: Mayor Brad West Telephone: 604.927.5410 Email: westb@... <mailto:westb@...> Our mayor is very receptive. Can you tell us what park

The Migratory Birds act and Species At Risk acts are the two I have referenced when protecting nests near my home; depending on the species of swallow, this may apply. Here is an article I just

Contacted by a friend who has been monitoring swallow nests in a PoCo park. The city is about to knock down the structure where the active nests are located. Are there any relevant provincial or