Last week 80 people gathered to count Marbled Murrelets on the central Oregon coast as a part of our annual community science effort around this endangered species. After an evening presentation, folks headed to their campsite or hotel room to get a good night’s sleep before waking up to count birds at 5 a.m. Then it was off to one of five locations for a magical morning, listening to the forest come alive. We had a good number of detections, both auditory and visual, as these birds headed inlan
1:23
Last week 80 people gathered to count Marbled Murrelets on the central Oregon coast as a part of our annual community science effort around this endangered species. After an evening presentation, folks headed to their campsite or hotel room to get a good night’s sleep before waking up to count birds at 5 a.m. Then it was off to one of five locations for a magical morning, listening to the forest come alive. We had a good number of detections, both auditory and visual, as these birds headed inlan
3.8K views8 months ago
FacebookBird Alliance of Oregon
This swift bird demonstrates its aerodynamics in mid-flight
0:21
This swift bird demonstrates its aerodynamics in mid-flight
Aug 22, 2017
Mail Online
Cultured, quirky, and cerebral, Andrew Bird’s unique virtuosity joins forces with the Oregon Symphony for an unforgettable concert 🎻 | Oregon Symphony
0:12
Cultured, quirky, and cerebral, Andrew Bird’s unique virtuosity joins forces with the Oregon Symphony for an unforgettable concert 🎻 | Oregon Symphony
4.3K views8 months ago
FacebookOregon Symphony
‘Huge Lights Out Alert’ for Oregon aims to help birds find their way home
‘Huge Lights Out Alert’ for Oregon aims to help birds find their way home
11 months ago
oregonlive.com
📢HUGE LIGHTS OUT ALERT for May 1! An estimated 7.4 million birds will be traveling through Oregon’s skies tomorrow night and 6.2 million through Washington’s. Join us in going Lights Out to help save birds, conserve energy, and enjoy a sky full of stars! Why go Lights Out? Light pollution (skyglow) drowns out the moon and stars, confusing migrating birds and drawing them into urban areas where they risk striking windows or collapsing from exhaustion. Light pollution negatively affects humans to
0:10
📢HUGE LIGHTS OUT ALERT for May 1! An estimated 7.4 million birds will be traveling through Oregon’s skies tomorrow night and 6.2 million through Washington’s. Join us in going Lights Out to help save birds, conserve energy, and enjoy a sky full of stars! Why go Lights Out? Light pollution (skyglow) drowns out the moon and stars, confusing migrating birds and drawing them into urban areas where they risk striking windows or collapsing from exhaustion. Light pollution negatively affects humans to
126.3K views11 months ago
FacebookBird Alliance of Oregon
Spring Migration is well underway, and we’re already seeing estimates of 500,000 birds per night flying in Oregon’s skies! Stay tuned for future Lights Out Red Alerts returning very soon, and in the meantime learn how you can support these millions of birds at home in a few ways: 💡Take the pledge to go Lights Out! Turn off any excess outdoor lights every night during peak migration season (mid-March through early June and late August through mid-November) 🪟 Prevent window strikes! Use window d
0:30
Spring Migration is well underway, and we’re already seeing estimates of 500,000 birds per night flying in Oregon’s skies! Stay tuned for future Lights Out Red Alerts returning very soon, and in the meantime learn how you can support these millions of birds at home in a few ways: 💡Take the pledge to go Lights Out! Turn off any excess outdoor lights every night during peak migration season (mid-March through early June and late August through mid-November) 🪟 Prevent window strikes! Use window d
2K viewsMar 28, 2024
FacebookBird Alliance of Oregon
Hear this sound coming from your chimney? Congratulations! 🔊🎉 Vaux’s Swifts have chosen your home to raise their young. Though these baby birds are loud, your chimney is an important resource for the species’ success due to the loss of their natural habitat (old-growth forest). But don’t worry. The noise only lasts two or so weeks. When they leave your chimney, they may join other Vaux’s Swifts en masse to roost in the Chapman Elementary School chimney in September! What do you do if one falls
0:13
Hear this sound coming from your chimney? Congratulations! 🔊🎉 Vaux’s Swifts have chosen your home to raise their young. Though these baby birds are loud, your chimney is an important resource for the species’ success due to the loss of their natural habitat (old-growth forest). But don’t worry. The noise only lasts two or so weeks. When they leave your chimney, they may join other Vaux’s Swifts en masse to roost in the Chapman Elementary School chimney in September! What do you do if one falls
36.3K viewsJul 12, 2024
FacebookBird Alliance of Oregon
0:15
Each year the American Birding Association picks a Bird of the Year. The bird is chosen to inspire and educate, to spark enthusiasm for birding, and to highlight a conservation challenge or success. This year’s pick is the Common Loon, or the Great Northern Diver. The only thing common about the Common loon is the ubiquity of its call. The sound of the Common loon is the sound of the outdoors. If you haven’t heard a loon calling in real time, you’ve most certainly heard one on television. They a
1.1K viewsJan 7, 2025
FacebookOregon Department of Fish and Wildlife
2:37
The Portland Swifts
204.9K viewsSep 2, 2013
YouTubeJulia Chou
0:07
Chimney Swifts
8.9K viewsApr 12, 2018
YouTubeAmerican Bird Conservancy
1:07
Nocturnal Birds
910.6K viewsSep 17, 2014
YouTubeCornell Lab of Ornithology
2:41
Voices: Common Nighthawk
959.6K viewsMay 24, 2010
YouTubeCornell Lab of Ornithology
4:03
Nocturnal Bird Calls
339.3K viewsJul 5, 2008
YouTubeLouRyder
2:05
Chimney Swift Birds
58.9K viewsJun 15, 2011
YouTubeAsktheChimneySweep
1:42
Australian Raven sounds
439.6K viewsMay 22, 2016
YouTubeRODALCO2007
0:51
Night insect loud sound
45.3K viewsMar 3, 2018
YouTubeAmit Kumar Giri
9:39
Sound To Scare Pigeons | PIGEON REPELLENT
812.2K viewsJan 11, 2021
YouTuben Beats
2:48
All Angry Birds Sounds
888.4K viewsOct 19, 2011
YouTubejjsalone
14:27
Common, wild birds, full HD
2.4M viewsJan 4, 2012
YouTubefunkenbeachin
9:30
World's Weirdest Bird Sounds - Part One
3.5M viewsFeb 15, 2018
YouTubeBird Kind
1:12
Raven Squawking - free sound effect
32.4K viewsJul 16, 2019
YouTubemycompasstv
3:36
Beautiful Amazon sings and talks
977.4K viewsJan 25, 2009
YouTubeLadybirdlulu
2:27
Australian Owlet-nightjar – Sounds & Calls
82.3K viewsMay 25, 2020
YouTubeWild Ambience
1:01
Common Swift Call | Sounds of Summer
144.4K viewsJul 17, 2021
YouTubeMy Birding Year
2:38
GREAT SNIPE birds call, sounds and display
173.9K viewsOct 31, 2019
YouTubeWildlife World
0:48
Northern Mockingbird : Sounds and Calls
347K viewsMay 6, 2018
YouTubeLittle Shotz
3:22
Schlitz Audubon Presents: Spring 2017 Bird Call Mnemonics
13.8K viewsJun 22, 2017
YouTubeSchlitz Audubon Nature Center
14:51
Understanding Insect Sounds: Nature's Orchestra
344.2K viewsDec 24, 2013
YouTubenaturalistoutreach
0:50
Can you identify the mysterious bird call at night.
328.9K viewsSep 10, 2012
YouTubeClare Finnigan
1:26
Sounds of Spring: Pacific Tree Frogs in Southwestern Oregon
67.4K viewsMar 4, 2012
YouTubeRobin Loznak
See more