Bird Friendly Cities
Dark Eyed Junco
Hobbitstee has joined
Nature Canada in their effort to create Bird Friendly Cities.
We are excited to be able to contribute to reducing bird mortality and injuries as well increasing urban bird habitat and awareness of birds among citizens.
Some of the key focus factors to making cities bird friendly will be:
Key threats to birds are effectively mitigated
Nature is restored so native bird populations can thrive
Residents are actively engaged in admiring and monitoring local bird populations
Birds are celebrated through events such as World Migratory Bird Day
Progressive municipal policies are created to protect urban bird populations
A Bird Team has been created to oversee and lead these initiatives
Mourning Dove injured by a cat
Ways you can help
Reducing the likelihood of birds hitting your windows
Keeping your cats indoors
Regularly cleaning your bird feeders to prevent transmission of bird feeder related diseases
Planting native species of plants, shrubs and trees in your yard beneficial to birds
Participating in bird related citizens science
Get involved with our
Team Hobbitstee - Project Birdfeeder as a business, volunteer or longterm care facility and help provide
well stocked bird feeders and endless hours of viwing pleasure to longterm care facility residents.
Please support our effort and join the discussion on Facebook by joining
Bird Friendly Cities - Team Hobbitstee
We hope to add more resources and events soon, so stay tuned...
Yellow Warbler rercovering from a window strike