Bird-friendly windows installed on UAB’s new Genomic building [PHOTOS]
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‼️ 🌎One billion birds die a year colliding with glass windows. UAB has installed one of the first bird-friendly glass windows in Birmingham
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NEW: Alabama Audubon names 2024 Bird of the Year: see why it matters [PHOTOS]
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🎉 Alabama Audubon: The new "poster bird" highlights several conservation issues, including the need to mitigate and prevent bird window collisions.
#birding #windowcollisions #birdoftheyear #alabamabirding
Alabama Audubon to reveal “Bird of the Year” at Gala on February 2nd
🦅 Who would you vote for bird of the year?
#alabamaaudubon #birding #audubon
Winter Birding Bus Trip with Alabama Audubon
Join us this February on this special bus tour to the Black Belt region of western Alabama to see the winter birds and waterfowl that spend the cooler months in this area. Many birders in the state are familiar with…
Diving Winter Waterbirds: Alabama Audubon Online Course + Field Lab
Winter is waterbird season at Alabama Audubon! Join Program Coordinator Andrew Lydeard on a quest to learn keys to identification of the diving ducks, loons, and grebes that make Alabama’s waterways their home for the winter. This program features a…
Audubon Outings
Tag along on this special weekday outing to search for Alabama’s only known breeding population of Red Crossbills within the Talladega National Forest. We could not visit this area without searching the impressive tracts of Longleaf Pine savannah for the…
Alabama Audubon relocating state office to historic Highland Park neighborhood
🦅🦉🦜🐦⬛ Alabama's oldest conservation group is relocating to Highland Park.
#birding #Alabamaaudubon #Birminghamal
How you can get involved in wildlife watching + nature education efforts in Alabama
Interested in nature education? Learn how it got started in Alabama and how to get involved. 🦅🐢
#NowPartner #pb #nature #birding #seaturtles
Rare Snow Goose sighting in Mountain Brook Village has birdwatchers thrilled on social media
Alabama Audubon tells us why this Snow Goose is a special visitor. 🕊
#birds #mountainbrookal #alaudubon
Alabama Audubon wants you to help prevent bird window collisions. Learn how.
Alabama Audubon takes bird window collisions seriously. It is tragic and preventable.
Hoot! Hoot! Meet your neighborhood Birmingham owls
A few months ago I received a request to write about the owls that live in the Magic City. The expert I consulted was Anne Miller, the founder of the Alabama Wildlife Center and recent recipient of the Alabama Audubon…
Be on the lookout Birmingham for wintering birds in town (photos)
If you haven’t noticed, winter birds are slowly arriving in Birmingham these days.
Anne Miller, founder of the Alabama Wildlife Center receives Alabama Audubon’s Yellowhammer Award
Whenever I visit the Alabama Wildlife Center to see the orphaned baby birds or a majestic red-tail hawk, I think of Anne Miller, the Center’s founder and first director. Anne is a Birmingham original.
Alabama Audubon is tracking Avondale Park’s “baby green herons” and they are adorable (photos)
Breakout the pink and blue ribbons, Avondale Park has three green heron fledglings residing on the little island in the middle of the park’s pond.
BIRDingham! Now is a great time to enjoy birds. See how.
Here is something to do in the morning between 5:00am to 7:00am: Open your window or walk out on your porch Quietly stop. Listen to the hundreds of birds singing a “dawn chorus.”