Every October, bird lovers across Europe come together to witness one of nature’s most awe-inspiring spectacles — the mass migration of millions of birds heading to their wintering grounds. This year, EuroBirdwatch 2025 will take place on 4–5 October, bringing together professional ornithologists, local birding clubs, families, and anyone curious about the natural world. For … Read more
The Birdfy Feeder Rookie was designed with beginners in mind. It’s simple to set up, affordable, and comes packed with clever features that make birdwatching more interactive. With its AI-powered recognition, you’ll know exactly who is visiting your feeder, and with slow-motion video playback, you can observe details you’d normally miss. Add in unlimited free … Read more
Smart bird baths are changing the way we support birds in our backyards—especially during the heat of summer. Traditional birdbaths often sit stagnant, collecting dirt, algae, and mosquito larvae. But smart designs like the Birdfy Bath Pro offer a cleaner, safer, and more natural alternative by keeping water circulating and fresh. Water is one of … Read more
Water is a magnet for birds, especially in the middle of summer. As the heat builds and natural sources begin to dry up, birds flock to any fresh, clean water they can find—for drinking, bathing, and cooling off. This is one of the most exciting times of year to enjoy your garden or outdoor space. … Read more
There’s something magical about seeing a hummingbird flash by your window. It’s quick, colorful, and completely unexpected. If you’ve ever wished they’d visit your yard more often, you’re not alone. And here’s the good news—you don’t need a big garden or fancy setup to make it happen. With just a few simple changes, you can … Read more
I’ve been waiting to share this for a long time—and it’s finally here. AviList, the first truly unified global checklist of all bird species, has just been released. It’s a huge milestone for anyone who loves birds, works in conservation, or simply wants a clear, accurate picture of what’s flying around our planet. This new … Read more
On 21 May, we mark Natura 2000 Day — and we have over 27,000 reasons to celebrate. That’s how many protected areas make up the Natura 2000 network, the largest coordinated conservation system in the world. Stretching across land and sea, through ancient forests, rich wetlands, dramatic cliffs, meadows, dunes, and farmland, these sites are … Read more
World Migratory Bird Day (WMBD) 2025 is putting the spotlight on a powerful message: it’s time to make our cities and towns more welcoming to birds. The new theme, Creating Bird-Friendly Cities & Communities, calls on all of us—whether we live in a busy city or a quiet town—to help migratory birds thrive in human-dominated … Read more
Each year on April 21st, we celebrate World Curlew Day—a chance to spotlight one of the world’s most iconic and threatened bird groups. Curlews, with their haunting calls and sweeping wingspans, are far more than just beautiful birds. They’re living indicators of the health of wetlands, grasslands, and coastal habitats across the globe. But they’re … Read more
Each year when the RSPB invites people across the UK to join the Big Garden Birdwatch 2025, I find myself wishing I could take part. Living in mainland Europe, I’m technically outside their counting zone—but that doesn’t stop me from watching birds in my own garden at the same time. While I can’t submit results … Read more