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Guatemalan Bird Conservation Mission is to conserving the birds and the habitat, working in partnerships, with, communities, muni

Applications are open for the 2027 Ornis x Lost Birds Expedition Grants.In 2026, five young birders received grants of u...
18/10/2026

Applications are open for the 2027 Ornis x Lost Birds Expedition Grants.

In 2026, five young birders received grants of up to $5,000 to search for lost birds around the world. Their expeditions have already produced incredible results, including the rediscovery of the Red Weaver in Kenya and three lost birds found in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
Now, a new round of grants is open for young birders ages 18-30. Grants of up to $5,000 are available to support expeditions searching for species on the Lost Birds list.
This year also introduces Storytelling Grants for young writers, communicators, photographers, videographers, and researchers interested in sharing stories and content about lost birds. A list of suggested target species is also available, highlighting birds that may be especially feasible and interesting to search for in 2027.
Whether you’re interested in searching for a lost bird in the field or helping tell the stories behind these remarkable species, this could be your opportunity to make a difference!

Applications are open now. Learn more and apply:
https://abcbirds.info/47ntWOL
Ornis Birding Expeditions

Felices pajareadas a todos, los invitamos a participar y compartir sus listados al programa de aves urbanas de Guatemala...
10/10/2026

Felices pajareadas a todos, los invitamos a participar y compartir sus listados al programa de aves urbanas de Guatemala 🇬🇹 usuario Ebird: PAU GUATEMALA

It's a bee hive, it's a termite nest, it's... also a bird nest? That's right, the Gartered Violaceous Trogon frequently ...
07/05/2026

It's a bee hive, it's a termite nest, it's... also a bird nest? That's right, the Gartered Violaceous Trogon frequently chooses to make its nest within both abandoned and active ant, termite, and wasp nests. These resourceful, cavity-nesting birds can be found from central Mexico throughout Central America to northwestern South America.

We don't know why they sometimes choose active insect hives as a nesting spot for certain, but we can make some educated guesses. They might choose partly pre-made nests because the stinging insects are avoided by predators. It’s also possible that insects’ nests camouflage the scent of the trogon’s nest, or that the trogons are conserving energy by allowing the insects to maintain a nest so they don’t have to.

There are so many incredible nests and fascinating nesting behaviors in the world! If you love nests, eggs, and baby birds, be sure to like this share

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