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Bermuda Petrel (Cahow) - Photo by Olivier Langrand from eBird, taken at Nonsuch
White-Tailed Tropicbird (Longtail) - Photo by Odysseas Froilán Papageorgiou from eBird, taken at Lagoon Park
European Starling - Photo by Amanda Damin from eBird, taken at Victoria Park
Common Gallinule - Photo: Tim White
Northern Cardinal - Photo: Neal Morris
Green Heron - Photo: Andrew Dobson
Mallard - Photo: Miguel Mejias
Eastern Bluebird - Photo: Miguel Mejias
American Coot - Photo: Andrea Webb
Killdeer - Photo: Eva Botelli

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We had a great birding walk at Ferry Point Park ye

We had a great birding walk at Ferry Point Park yesterday. Thank you to MIguel Mejias for leading the way and Paul Watson for showing us some birds in the hand. Twenty bird species were seen including a Sharp-shinned Hawk, a Ruby-crowned Kinglet and 8 species of warbler. The full list can be found at: https://ebird.org/checklist/S201141455

Conservation Awareness in Bermuda In case you miss

Conservation Awareness in Bermuda
In case you missed it, listen to this excellent discussion with Myles Darrell on Irie 98 about the value and importance of Bermuda's Parks and Green Spaces.
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/myles-darrell-talks-conservation-awareness/id1738542719?i=1000675097762

Bird Walk at Ferry Point Park Tomorrow, Saturday 2

Bird Walk at Ferry Point Park Tomorrow, Saturday 2 Nov at 8:00am
Dr. Miguel Mejias will be your guide. Let's find some cool fall migrants!
Walk will leave from parking area at end of Ferry Point Road.
Beginners welcome. Bring your binoculars, your cameras and your curiosity.
Walk is free for members and we recommend a donation from non-members.
Photo of Norther Parula, a type of warbler, by Eva Bottelli.

We will never have more open space than we have to

We will never have more open space than we have today. Together, let’s protect what we have left.
Contact us at info@audubon.bm to learn how you can support or join our work. Also visit www.best.org.bm www.bnt.bm for more information.
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Whether it’s a walk through the park or a moment

Whether it’s a walk through the park or a
moment by the beach, green spaces offer a
free and accessible way to de-stress.
Let’s protect the spaces that protect our peace
of mind.
Contact us at info@audubon.bm to learn more and get involved. More info can also be found at www.best.org.bm and www.bnt.bm.
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Keeping Bermuda green isn’t just good for our en

Keeping Bermuda green isn’t just good for our environment – it’s good for the economy too.
Protecting our green spaces means investing in Bermuda's future!
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Staying informed about Bermuda’s conservation ar

Staying informed about Bermuda’s conservation areas is important for a number of reasons:
- Regulatory Compliance: Ensures your project follows Bermuda’s environmental laws.
- Environmental Impact: Helps minimise harm to our ecosystems.
- Property Value: Proximity to green spaces can increase property values.
- Sustainability: Supports long-term preservation of our natural resources for future generations.
- Community Appeal: Respecting conservation areas contributes to the overall attractiveness and livability of Bermuda.
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From Walsingham Nature Reserve to Southlands and S

From Walsingham Nature Reserve to Southlands
and Spittal Pond, Bermuda’s conservation
areas are home to unique wildlife, plants, and
habitats. Let’s make sure they’re here for future
generations to enjoy.
#protectourisland #Bermuda #Sustainability #Conservation
#KeepBermudaGreen #ProtectOurIsland

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