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  1. More birds have appeared on my painting "Bird Songs".

    Remember this one?
    “… and the songbirds are singing like they know the score", sang Fleetwood Mac on their 1977 classic album 'Rumours'.

    🐦Chaffinch (Fringilla coelebs)
    🐦Northern cardinal (Cardinalis cardinalis)
    🐦Yellowhammer (Emberiza citrinella)

    #workinprogress #painting #birdsongs #art

  2. “… 'cause every little thing’s gonna be alright”, sang Sir Robert Nesta Marley (1945 - 1981)
    Each of these Three Little (humming)Birds is from Jamaica:
    🐦️ Jamaican Mango (Anthracothorax mango)
    🐦️ Red Billed Streamertail (Trochilus polytmus)
    🐦️ Vervain hummingbird (Mellisuga minima)
    and they are this morning's work on my #painting "Bird Songs"

    #workinprogress #birdsongs #art #bobmarley #threelittlebirds

  3. Scientists find building blocks of #birdsong's 'spectacular #diversity'

    Victoria Gill, July 23, 2026

    Excerpt: "This link between the environment and its #NaturalSoundscape, Bacquelé explained, is being transformed by #HumanActivity.

    " 'I think this research has opened up a new way to see songs as something [intrinsically] linked with the environment,' he told BBC News.

    " 'So, we could try to use these motifs to help us understand how birds could adapt to the new #BackgroundNoise [that we produce].'

    "#NaturalSound, Bacquelé added, is an an important part of our own connection to #nature and is worth conserving.

    " 'If you think of a #forest, near your town or near your house, you think about the songs of the birds in the morning when you go outside.

    " 'And if a bird in a #forest has a specific song, if you destroy the forest, then that song may not be adapted any more to the new environment.' "

    Read more:
    bbc.com/news/articles/cwy4eg5d

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/eGDPy

    #SolarPunkSunday #PreserveNature #Birdsongs #NoisePollution #BioDiversity #ProtectNature #ProtectTheForest

  4. Birdsongs (Benny James Mystery Book 1) "Whatever is going on has something strange to do with birds" Sale: $10.03 to $0.99 by Jason Deas Rating: 4.2/5 (4,688 Reviews) #birdsongs #bennyjames #mystery #thriller #suspense #hardboiled #kindle #ebook #books #booksky #reading #whodunit

    Birdsongs (Benny James Mystery...

  5. The International Dawn Chorus Day is coming up this Sunday on May 3rd!

    "There is no single dawn chorus, but the harmonies of hundreds of bird voices at first light change from place to place in a huge wave that surfs around the world as the planet rotates."

    theconversation.com/why-the-da

    #DawnChorus #InternationalDawnChorusDay #birds #BirdSongs #BirdWatching

  6. Salut, ceci s'adresse aux amoureux des oiseaux et des humains !

    m.youtube.com/watch?v=zF1uihdcZmY


    Marcus Coates explique son projet artistique. Il a enregistré des chants d'oiseaux, les a ralentis de 20, voire 30 fois, a demandé à des chanteurs et des artistes de reproduire le son ainsi obtenu, les a enregistrés, puis a accéléré le résultat pour le ramener à sa vitesse d'origine.

    Le résultat sonore est fantastique, tout comme le résultat en termes de mouvement.

    _________________

    Hooiii, this is for birds and human lovers!

    m.youtube.com/watch?v=zF1uihdcZmY

    Marcus Coates explain about his artistic project. He recorded bird songs, slowed down 20 or even 30 times, get singers and performers reproduce the resulted sound, record them and accelerate the result to original speed.

    Fantastic how it sounds but also the motion result. Not hummingbirds but humanbirds!

    #Art #Birds #BirdSongs #Human

  7. RE: mastodon.social/@avesbrasil/11

    If you're into tropical birds, I recommend giving @avesbrasil a look and hopefully a follow.

    It will show you amazing photos, songs/sounds and distribution maps of many interesting species in Brazil.

    It's currently criminally underfollowed at only 508 followers.

    #birds #birdwatching #birding #birdphotography #BrazilianBirds #birdsongs #avesbrasil

  8. #MusicChallenge #BirdSongs 🪶 Hooded Crow Corvus cornix Crafty and adaptable corvid, who thrives in diverse habitats across Europe/Asia. Famous for distinctive two-toned plumage. To eat, they drop mollusks/crabs to break them. Scottish called empty sea urchin shells "crow's cups". 📷GreensandBlues

  9. #MusicChallenge #BirdSongs 🪶 In honor of Indigenous Peoples' Day, I'm sharing the Wild Turkey. Their feathers were used by the Wampanoag Tribe in traditional headdresses. Wary & magnificent they walk/run + can fly strongly. Roost overnight in tall trees. Gobble can be heard a mile away. 📷wirestock

  10. #MusicChallenge #BirdSongs 🪶 Eurasian Penduline Tit Remiz pendulinus A very small, masked inhabitant of the wooded borders of marshes where it builds distinctive pouch-shaped nests, often over water. Easily found by its high-pitched whistled call. Widespread through western Palearctic. 📷tan4ikk

  11. #MusicChallenge #BirdSongs 🪶 Schlegel's Asity Philepitta schlegeli Chunky, olive-backed bird from Madagascar. Visits flowering & fruiting trees. Sits motionless for long periods, flies weakly. Call is quick, rising very high-pitched notes. Thx to @ursulaantiglobal.bsky.social! 📷Frédéric Pelsy

  12. #MusicChallenge #BirdSongs 🪶 Slaty-breasted Wood Rail Aramides saracura Distinct slate-gray breast with a rich chestnut body. Long, slightly curved beak for probing. Slender body. Call is a quick tempo "kip-kip-kip-kow-kow". Found in Brazil, Bolivia, Paraguay, Uruguay, & Argentina. 📷diegograndi

  13. #MusicChallenge #BirdSongs 🪶 Purple Honeycreeper Cyanerpes caeruleus Very small tanager, common in forests, edges, and gardens of northern S. America. Have a long decurved bill and bright yellow legs. Males have a black mask and females a blue mustache. Enjoy a nectivorous diet. 📷Gustavo Dallaqua

  14. #MusicChallenge #BirdSongs 🪶 Bronze Mannakin Lonchura cucullata Very social, small, passerine/perching bird of the Afrotropics. Considered a pest in grain & rice fields. Generally gregarious, but can be dominating while breeding. Song is a series of contact calls or quiet "purring." 📷Mint_Images

  15. #MusicChallenge #BirdSongs 🪶 Bateleur Eagle Terathopius ecaudatus Scientific name means “marvelous face, no tail”. “Bateleur” translates to “street/circus performer". Acrobatic displays & rocking flight dances. Hunt small animals & eat carrion. First raptors to arrive at a carcass. 📷diegograndi

  16. #MusicChallenge #BirdSongs 🪶 Double-Crested Cormorant Nannopterum auritum Large waterbirds with small heads on long necks. Thin, strongly hooked bills. Their heavy bodies sit low in the water and after fishing, they hang out with wings spread open to dry. Travel in V-shaped flocks. 📷Mark Sawyer

  17. #MusicChallenge #BirdSongs 🪶 Black Stork Ciconia nigra Known for their shy and solitary behavior, they tend to stay far from humans. Walk purposefully on the ground, with a steady stride. They perch and stand upright, often on one leg. Widest geographical range of the stork family. 📷WildMediaSK

  18. #MusicChallenge #BirdSongs 🪶 Warbling white-eye Zosterops japonicus Small, yellow-olive birds highlighted by very bold white eyerings. Move energetically through all levels of shrubs and trees in search of insects, fruits, and nectar. Sounds are high-pitched twitters and ‘chwee’s. 📷wirestock

  19. #MusicChallenge #BirdSongs 🪶 Cedar Waxwing Bombycilla cedrorum Named after waxy red tips of wings. Enjoy insects in summer. In fall and winter, it’s all about fruit. Loves berries and soft fruits, esp. juniper and cedar. Can be seen drunk after eating berries that have begun to ferment. 📷suemini8

  20. A young male Bewick’s Wren (Thryomanes bewickii) learns to sing from neighboring adult males while coming of age in his parents’ territory. His song develops with subtle differences—a note changed here, a syllable there. The melodious signature he acquires between 30 and 60 days will be his for life.

    allaboutbirds.org/guide/Bewick

    #Wrens #BirdSongs #CaliforniaBirds #DiscoverBirds #Nature #Wildlife #California

  21. #MusicChallenge #BirdSongs 🪶 Rosy-faced Lovebird Agapornis roseicollis Famously affectionate small parrot. Mates for life. Native to woodlands of S.West Africa. Sharing these two birds for my love, @tamrynspruill.bsky.social, on our special day. It's my honor to say, "I do." Forever your dings💚💜

  22. #MusicChallenge #BirdSongs 🪶 Hairy Woodpecker Leuconotopicus villosus Medium-sized, common in North America as far south as Panama. Black & white plumage is nearly identical to the smaller Downy, but have a much larger beak. Fond of suet. Calls are loud “peek!” or sharp whinny. 📷Matthew Plante

  23. Good morning, lovers of nature 🌿☀️. This morning I’m at the farm of our boss, where we sometimes work. The birds are whispering, the morning feels alive, and nature is looking so beautiful I had to share it with you all 🌱. #GoodMorning #NatureLovers #FarmLife #BirdSongs #MorningVibes #EcoFriendly #NatureBeauty”

  24. Amsel, Zilpzalp und Mönchsgrasmücke …

    Ein sonniger Morgen. Die Amseln singen seit mehr als vier Stunden unermüdlich. Ab und zu mischt sich ein Buchfink ein. Der Zilpzalp, eine Art Soprano Continuo des Vogelkonzerts, macht Pause.

    Ich vermisse die Mönchsgrasmücke. Ein Rotkehlchen singt und jetzt hört man auch die Blaumeise. Ein Stieglitz wischt kurz vorbei.

    #Vogelstimmen #Birdsongs #Birds #Vögel

    schiebener.net/wordpress/amsel

  25. Löwenzahnzeit im Hochsauerland
    … und der Zilpzalp müht sich unablässig

    Auf meinem Spaziergang habe ich neben dem gewöhnlichen Löwenzahn den Wald-Sauerklee entdeckt.

    Dazu ein kleiner Hinweis für Menschen wie mich, die Schwierigkeiten haben, Vögel nach ihrem Gesang zu bestimmen.

    #Spaziergang #Löwenzahn #WaldSauerklee #ZilpZalp #Vogelstimmen #BirdSongs

    schiebener.net/wordpress/loewe

  26. Quelle variété dans les chants... 😍😍😍
    Je vais devoir rentrer, je suis gelé... #BirdSongs #Birding #oiseaux #BirdsOfMastodon #birds

  27. I heard one of my favourite #BirdSongs in #Coquitlam last night (kʷikʷəƛ̓əm territory), a loopy upward spiral song belonging to the Swainson's Thrush.

    They were singing in a tree in a friend's yard where my kiddo had been picking #salmonberries.

    Just like this:

    youtu.be/U2UI3IWinI8

    #birds

  28. Scientists sound the alarm over dramatic loss of 3 billion #birds in #NorthAmerica: ‘We’re watching … #extinction happen’

    Story by Brittany Davies, July 14, 2023

    "Since the 1970s, bird enthusiasts have watched the skies empty and heard the #birdsongs go silent as nearly 3 billion birds vanished in North America. Disturbed by the findings of an expansive body of research, scientists across the globe are sounding the alarm as half of the world’s bird populations are in decline.

    "Found in every corner of the world from the snowy tundra of the #Arctic to the lush rainforests of the #Amazon, birds play a critical role in maintaining the delicate balance of their #ecosystems. Robust and diverse bird populations advance #pollination, help transport #seeds, and fertilize the #soil with their droppings.

    "Observing and cataloging these fascinating creatures has long been a popular hobby and an important source of data for researchers and conservationists. Thanks in part to #CitizenScience reporting sites such as eBird, researchers have collected a wealth of information documenting the troubling decline of bird populations on nearly every continent.

    "Peter Marra, a conservation biologist and dean of Georgetown University’s #EarthCommons Institute, and his colleagues studied multiple bird-monitoring datasets and found a disturbing trend. Using different methods to estimate population changes, Marra told Knowable Magazine, 'they all told us the same thing, which was that we’re watching the process of extinction happen.'"

    However, the article goes on to say:

    "Although the situation may seem dire, the news is not all bad. The tireless work of conservationists has restored numerous bird species from the edge of extinction, and populations of wetland species are increasing due in part to political action to protect their habitats. These stories of hope show that it is not impossible to reverse the decline.

    "In addition to supporting wide-scale change and devoting resources to protecting #CriticalHabitats, restoring the bird population can begin in your local community and even your own #backyard. Take action at home by creating a #BirdSanctuary by growing #NativePlants and providing safe spaces for birds to eat, rest, and reproduce. Join a birding organization and participate in bird data collection.

    "The knowledge shared across important crowd-sourced databases provides essential information to researchers on the state of birds."

    #SilentSprings #CitizenScientists #ExtinctionRebellion

    Read more: msn.com/en-us/lifestyle/lifest

  29. @barbarakb Thanks for the tip about Cornell's Merlin app. I've installed it now.

    I've lived in Michigan for most of my adult life but I grew up in NY state about 25 miles from Cornell. I remember visiting Sapsucker Woods, their bird sanctuary area, when I was in high school.

    #birds #birdsongs

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