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🧵importantly, meaningfully connect with local people and organizations across cultural and language barriers wherever they go (continue) For more information on the Ornis Birding x Lost Birds Expedition Grants. www.ornis-birding.com/grants
Young Birder Expedition Grants | Ornis Birding$5000 USD for birders and ornithologists aged 18-30 who wish to try and rediscover a lost bird.www.ornis-birding.com🧵 Successful applicants will be 18-30, extremely knowledgeable birders with demonstrated success targeting tough birds in countries or areas they are not familiar with. Applicants must also be friendly and enthusiastic and, importantly, meaningfully connect Continue…. www.ornis-birding.com/grants
Young Birder Expedition Grants | Ornis Birding$5000 USD for birders and ornithologists aged 18-30 who wish to try and rediscover a lost bird.www.ornis-birding.com🧵 Already, the program is driving results. Three lost birds have already been rediscovered in 2026 by a team on New Ireland. A detailed blog post about their exploits with lots of exciting photos can be found here. birdsoftheworld.org/bow/news/spo...
Birds of the World - Sponsored young birder expedition leads to rediscovery of three lost birdsIn late April, four young winners of one of the 2026 Ornis x Search for Lost Birds Expedition Grants set off to Papua New Guinea with one goal: to find the lost birds of New Ireland. They would be ric...birdsoftheworld.org🧵Ornis Birding x Lost Birds Expedition Grant will award up to $5,000 USD each to cover expenses for individuals or groups who wish to try to rediscover a lost bird and submit detailed eBird observations and media covering their entire expedition. www.ornis-birding.com/grants
Young Birder Expedition Grants | Ornis Birding$5000 USD for birders and ornithologists aged 18-30 who wish to try and rediscover a lost bird.www.ornis-birding.com🧵 To help fill these gaps, birders aged 18-30 with an unmatched drive to explore some of the most remote places in the world are encouraged to apply for an Ornis Birding x Lost Birds Expedition Grant. The Lost Birds project has teamed with Ornis to fund multiple grants of Continued...
Young Birder Expedition Grants | Ornis Birding$5000 USD for birders and ornithologists aged 18-30 who wish to try and rediscover a lost bird.www.ornis-birding.com🧵 Regions incl. Pacific Islands, Venezuela, Cuba, parts of Africa and Asia need special attention. A paucity of data on birds such as Brass’s Friarbird, Kinglet Calyptura, Zapata Rail, Schlegel’s Francolin, Cebu Flowerpecker and lots more means scientists are unable to assess their status. Cont...
Young Birder Expedition Grants | Ornis Birding$5000 USD for birders and ornithologists aged 18-30 who wish to try and rediscover a lost bird.www.ornis-birding.com🧵 The Search for Lost Birds is looking for young, adventurous birders to lead expeditions to find “lost” bird species. Currently, 121 birds lack any scientific documentation for a decade or longer (70+ are entirely missing from the Macaulay Library!) Continued... searchforlostbirds.org
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Delighted that we have just published a new profile for the regent parrot with @birdsoftheworld.bsky.social - check it out for a nice read about a fabulous bird birdsoftheworld.org/bow/species/...
Regent Parrot - Polytelis anthopeplus -
Birds of the WorldSpecies accounts for all the birds of the world.birdsoftheworld.orgReminder: Birds of the World Phylogeny Explorer is an annually versioned work-in-progress + depends on new data and insights from researchers to guide its next evolution. Share your insights/feedback on our feedback form! @eliotmiller.bsky.social birdsoftheworld.org/bow/phylogeny
Phylogeny Explorer - Birds of the WorldThe Phylogeny Explorer offers a captivating experience for exploring avian evolution, discovering closely related species, and grasping the timescales at which they evolved.birdsoftheworld.orgWith no confirmed sightings of a Ghana Cuckooshrike in 13 years, they knew the odds of seeing one slim. But after a long day of hiking and driving, the team...read on for more!
Lost bird found: Ghana Cuckooshrike documented in Taï National Park, Ivory Coast20 July, 2026By David GoodmanGhana Cuckooshrike (Lobotos lobatus) in Taï National Park, Ivory Coast. Photo by Stephanie Bartlett. The Upper Guinea rainforests of West Africa once stretched unbroken ac...www.birdpartners.org
🔊 We're getting ready to update the @birdsoftheworld.bsky.social #phylogeny & #taxonomy! Please please please! If you have a phylogeny published in the last year, or you've noticed one we're missing, let us know via the feedback form at the top of the page. birdsoftheworld.org/bow/phylogen... @world
Reminder: Birds of the World Phylogeny Explorer is an annually versioned work-in-progress + depends on new data and insights from researchers to guide its next evolution. Share your insights/feedback on our feedback form! @eliotmiller.bsky.social birdsoftheworld.org/bow/phylogeny
Phylogeny Explorer - Birds of the WorldThe Phylogeny Explorer offers a captivating experience for exploring avian evolution, discovering closely related species, and grasping the timescales at which they evolved.birdsoftheworld.orgThe Macaulay Library is seeking individuals with bird sound editing experience in part-time contractor roles to archive historical recordings of bird sounds. The goal of this effort is to expand the archive with high priority recordings to support scientific research. ebird.org/about/jobs
Jobs at eBird - eBirdWe are always looking for people who share our passion. Come be a part of Team eBird!ebird.org