#birdsof2026 — Public Fediverse posts
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I'm really tired of waiting for the decolonized new common names for North American birds. It was supposed to happen years ago, and I have a suspicion that a few old men are holding it back. Like everything else. Anyway, nice to see what should be called a Black-capped Yellow Warbler. And I don't rank birds, but if I did, waxwings would be top ten.
91) Cedar Waxwing
92) Band-tailed Pigeon
93) Wilson's Warbler
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Today is #NationalBirdDay (at least in this benighted land) with this year’s theme, “a bird in flight is poetry in motion." Red-tailed Hawk, yesterday, at Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn.
#birds #birding #birdsof2026 #birdphotography #birdsofmastodon #biodiversity #naturephotography #wildlife -
Today is #NationalBirdDay (at least in this benighted land) with this year’s theme, “a bird in flight is poetry in motion." Red-tailed Hawk, yesterday, at Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn.
#birds #birding #birdsof2026 #birdphotography #birdsofmastodon #biodiversity #naturephotography #wildlife -
Nice wet morning walk at Jackson-Frazier Wetland, always a great place for raptors. Today was no exception. The red-shouldered and the harrier were both close and in perfect light. Sometimes it feels like the birds are blessing you.
12) Northern Harrier
13) Red-shouldered Hawk
14) Northern Flicker
15) Bushtit
16) Bewick's Wren
17) American Robin
18) Song Sparrow
19) Spotted Towhee