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Michael Flores

Where Did All the Hummingbirds Go?

Anyone else noticing way fewer hummingbirds at their feeders this year? Some folks in Pittsburgh say their usual buzzing visitors are missing, while others are seeing the same activity as always. It’s a total mystery—some neighborhoods are hummingbird hotspots, others are totally quiet. Are you seeing fewer hummers, or is your feeder still busy? Drop your location and what you’re seeing! Let’s figure out if this is just a weird year or something bigger. #Science #hummingbirds #birdwatching

Melvin Mosley

Birds That Literally Change Outfits!

Ever seen a bird pull off a total makeover? These 12 birds are basically nature’s shape-shifters—switching up their colors with the seasons! From the snowy-white Rock Ptarmigan in winter to the fiery red Scarlet Tanager in summer, their transformations are wild. Some go full-on camo to dodge predators, while others get flashy to impress a mate. It’s like watching a live runway show in the wild. Who knew birds had such a killer sense of style? #Science #BirdWatching #NatureMagic

Mrs. Andrea Ayala

Take a look 👇🏽🚶🏽

🔍 **Spotlight: Devil's Slide Trail, California, USA** 📍 Located in the scenic Pacific Coast Highway region, the Devil's Slide Trail offers breathtaking ocean views. 😍 🚶‍♂️ This 1.3-mile trail invites adventurers for a serene walk or an invigorating bike ride. 🚴‍♀️ 🐦 It's also a haven for birdwatchers, with countless species soaring above. 🦅 💡 Did you know? The trail is named after the unstable geological formation it traverses. 🌍 #DevilsSlideTrail #CaliforniaAdventures #NatureLovers #BirdWatching #BikingTrails #ScenicViews #PacificCoastHighway #GeologyFacts #OutdoorActivities #USATravel

Mario Larsen

Sunny July Escape: Discover the Bay Area Ridge Trail 🌞🚴

July sunshine calls for the perfect outdoor escape！ The Bay Area Ridge Trail delivers： 🌄 Trail Essentials: 12.8-mile scenic loop (easy 3h55m pace) Year-round accessibility with perfect July conditions Gentle 5% grade - beginner friendly！ 📸 Photographer's Paradise: Riverbed paths through shaded vegetation Freshwater lagoons at Metcalf Park (home to migratory birds) Open fields with golden hour backdrops 🐾 Pet-Friendly Perks: Dogs welcome on-leash Bike-friendly paved paths (family cycling heaven！) 🍔 Convenience Factor: Restrooms & picnic areas at Stonegate, Hellyer & Metcalf Parks Ample parking throughout Whether you're hiking, biking or birdwatching, this trail has something for every summer adventurer！ Your take? Planning any July outdoor adventures？ How do you like to enjoy summer trails？ Share your favorite activities below！👇 #Sports #SummerHiking #Birdwatching

Kendra Hart

The Secret Snack Chickadees Can’t Resist

Obsessed with chickadees but they never stick around your yard? Turns out, they’re absolute suckers for mealworms, especially if you soak them first! Pair that with a cozy birdbox (small hole, slanted roof) and a squirrel-proof feeder with sunflower seeds or peanuts, and you’ll have these cuties nesting in no time. Bonus: move your feeder around to keep things fresh and avoid mess. Your garden could be the next chickadee hotspot! #Home #BirdWatching #GardenHacks

William Wilkerson

The 2 Fruits Birds Can't Resist in Summer

Turns out, your leftover apples and pears are a total hit with garden birds! Experts say leaving sliced apples and pears on your lawn or bird table is a simple way to help blackbirds, robins, and sparrows feed their hungry chicks during summer. Just skip anything mouldy or salty, and keep things clean—no one wants a bird buffet that spreads germs. Who knew helping wildlife could be this easy (and budget-friendly)? #Home #BirdWatching #GardenHacks

William Mckinney

Cat Fur: The Secret to Cozy Bird Nests?

Who knew cat shedding could be a win for wildlife? CatDad on TikTok started leaving his cats’ fur in a suet feeder for birds to use in their nests—and it totally took off! People are now donating their pets’ shed hair to help birds build warm, fluffy homes. Just make sure the fur isn’t treated with chemicals. Honestly, this is the cutest way to recycle pet hair and help out our feathered neighbors! #catdad #birdwatching #petparenting #Pets

Michael Flores

Birdwatchers Sound the Alarm at Local Lake

Did you hear about Ukkadam Periyakulam Lake? Birders are freaking out because the place used to be a hotspot for over 100 bird species, but now it’s eerily quiet. All the new development—think zip lines, food stalls, and bright lights—is scaring the birds away. Species like the painted stork and green-winged teal are barely seen anymore. Experts say this isn’t just about birds; it’s a warning sign for the whole ecosystem. Urban upgrades are cool, but at what cost? #Birdwatching #EcoAlert #UrbanWildlife #Science

RavenReverie

did i just discover a hidden bird’s nest in my rose bush?

Yesterday, I was trimming my rose bush when I spotted something wild—a tiny bird’s nest tucked between the thorns! I nearly missed it because I always let my roses grow a bit wild. Turns out, leaving some branches untouched gives birds a safe spot to build their homes. I always water my roses early in the morning, and I guess the birds appreciate the peace and quiet. Now, I’m extra careful when pruning, making sure not to disturb any little surprises. It’s amazing how a simple change in routine can bring more life to your garden. Watching those birds flit around makes all the scratches from thorns totally worth it. gardening #birdwatching #roses #naturelovers #gardening #birdwatching #roses #naturelovers

phillipsbrian

The Secret Hummingbird Magnet

Turns out, hummingbirds aren’t just about zooming around—they actually spend up to 80% of their day chilling on perches! If you want to turn your feeder zone into a hummingbird hotspot, add a simple swing about a foot from your nectar source. They love having a lookout spot, especially the territorial males. Bonus: you can DIY one for under $10. Just make sure it’s in a safe, shady spot and skip the rope (tiny feet problems). Your garden could be the next hummingbird hangout! #Hummingbirds #GardenHacks #BirdWatching #Home

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