Founded 1914 as Wyncote Bird Club. National Audubon chapter serving Montgomery County and Philadelphia, PA. For monthly meetings, field trips & more, visit:
Joined June 2017
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Wyncote Audubon retweeted
17 Apr 2022
Wyncote Audubon Society is hosting its 1st annual Greater #Philadelphia Birdathon! This is a 24-hour event from 5pm, May 6-5pm, May 7. We encourage you to get outside and celebrate #birds in your local community!
Learn more and register: wyncoteaudubon.org/birdathon
@WyncoteAudubon
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Wyncote Audubon retweeted
8 Oct 2020
“It’s like being on a dark highway and you suddenly see headlights." - @AudubonPA's Keith Russell
Last week, more than 1,000 migrating birds flew into Philadelphia skyscrapers and died, highlighting the importance of bird-safe glass & lights out programs. inquirer.com/news/birds-cent…
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Wyncote Audubon retweeted
7 Oct 2020
7 Oct 2020
Up to 1,500 #birds 🪶flew into #Philly skyscrapers one day last week. The slaughter shook birdwatchers, and the reasons why it happened are not clear. #birdwatching #BirdTwitter inquirer.com/news/birds-cent… via @phillyinquirer
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Wyncote Audubon retweeted
10 Oct 2019
BREAKING: #BirdsTellUs we need to #ActOnClimate. Today, we've released our new climate report, showing that two-thirds of North American bird species are vulnerable to extinction because of climate change. But there's still time to act. ow.ly/uIxx30pH776
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Wyncote Audubon retweeted
10 Oct 2019
Our new report shows what the climate crisis could mean for birds across the country—including 13 states that could lose their official state birds. @NatGeo @hco96 #BirdsTellUs nationalgeographic.com/anima…
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Wyncote Audubon retweeted
10 Oct 2019
My opinion piece in LA Times: Audubon's "Survival by Degrees" is not a gloomy forecast but a call to action ... every action to help birds pull through will also make entire ecosystems more resilient. #BirdsTellUs it's time to #ActOnClimate
latimes.com/opinion/story/20…
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Wyncote Audubon retweeted
8 Oct 2019
Willow Lake Farm is great for migrating fall warblers. Join us Sunday, 10/13 at 8 a.m. for a walk in the preserve and then brunch at Panache Woodfire Grill in Blue Bell. Register online: bit.ly/2VnwN4i
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Wyncote Audubon retweeted
5 Sep 2019
Join us: @BGCPhila @esperanza_us @JuniataAction @MariaQSanchez @CherelleParker9 @circuittrails @NaturePHL
4 Sep 2019
With Fall approaching, animals start to migrate and plants begin to become dormant. 🍁 As it cools down outside, find what's on it's way out of #TaconyCreekPark at our Nature's Hidden Surprises nature walk on Wednesday, Sept 11 or Saturday, Sept 21: ttfwatershed.org/event
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Wyncote Audubon retweeted
5 Sep 2019
Afternoon light at Crossways Preserve.
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Wyncote Audubon retweeted
6 Aug 2019
Oriole nests are incredible architectural feats. Have you ever wondered how they're built? audubon.org/news/how-orioles…
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Wyncote Audubon retweeted
6 Aug 2019
A freshly molted cicada still hanging on to its old exoskeleton. This is a Dog-day Cicada, which refers to the hot "dog days" of late summer when this species is heard singing. #cicada #dogdaysofsummer
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Wyncote Audubon retweeted
16 Jul 2019
“Because I've been trapped by my mental health for so long, I found their freedom and their majesty quite enchanting." Such an inspiring story from the @audubonsociety audubon.org/news/a-new-book-…
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Wyncote Audubon retweeted
14 Jun 2019
At the @PECPA Environmental Partnership Dinner, Kate Harper was presented with the Curtin Winsor Award. She then presented the $1,000 award to WVWA. Congratulations and many thanks to Kate for her generosity and commitment to the environment. #PECDinner2019
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Wyncote Audubon retweeted
26 May 2019
Birds & Brews is back! Join us for a summer walk to search for breeding birds at Crossways Preserve on Fri, 6/14. After the walk we will head to Forest & Main Brewery in Ambler! Register online. wvwa.org/events/Events/104/m…
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Wyncote Audubon retweeted
23 May 2019
Migration can be a tough journey. theatlantic.com/science/arch…
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Wyncote Audubon retweeted
23 Apr 2019
Vote to support the Wissahickon! @FOWissahickon is in the running to receive $20,000 for preservation efforts. Voting ends tomorrow and they are so close to winning - but they need your help! So go vote and then share with your friends. aae.org/patients/landmark-co…
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Wyncote Audubon retweeted
26 Feb 2019
"Motivating people to essentially rewild their home environments will not only be beneficial for bees. Enriching everyday places will help many of the other, arguably less obviously appealing, insects to thrive once again." seeingthewoods.org/2018/12/2…
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Wyncote Audubon retweeted
13 Feb 2019
Join us for a FREE bird walk in Tacony Creek Park with leaders from Wyncote Audubon Society. Coffee, donuts and binoculars will be provided. 🦅
Bring your friends and family!
RSVP at doryan@ttfwatershed.org or call 215-744-1853 @go_philly_go @audubonphilly @philaparkandrec …
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Wyncote Audubon retweeted
Reminder! The #GreatBackyardBirdCount starts today! 🐦⤵ #GBBC2019
ALT Great Backyard Birdcount February 15-18, 2019: 3 Steps to participate: 1 Register an account at gbbc,birdcount,org; 2 count birds at least 15 minutes a day; 3 submit your observations online. Learn more at gbbc.birdcount.org/get-started.
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Wyncote Audubon retweeted
15 Feb 2019
Will you be participating in the Great Backyard Bird Count?
14 Feb 2019
The Great Backyard Bird Count starts tomorrow—and it's the perfect activity for families! Will you be participating? gbbc.birdcount.org #GBBC
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