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NEW October 2020
A few birds at the Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge October 2020
September 2020
Birders Roundtable, with Jay Burney, Tom Kerr, Marcus Rosten, Marie Jacklin.
Purple Martins at Grass Island, Niagara River September 4, 2020. Grass Island is a place we are working to protect, located on Grand Island at the Buckhorn Island State Park. These birds are preparing for migration to South America and the Amazon Basin, where they will winter. They will revisit our region for breeding come spring 2021! Birds connect our world!
In addition to our Video Series on this page, check out our special section about World Migratory Bird Day including local birding webinars and other special birding material CLICK HERE
Special Editions
Birder's Roundtable
August 2020 Birder's Roundtable Marcus Rosten, Tom Kerr, Marcie Jacklin, Jay Burney. Migrations, shorebirds, Piping Plover, Goldfinches, Whimbrel.
June 2020 Birder's Roundtable Review of Spring Migration, what to look for in June and July. Marcus Rosten, Jajean Rose-Burney, Marcie Jacklin, Tom Kerr, Host: Jay Burney
May 7, 2020 Birders Roundtable
Niagara Region Birders Roundtable Migratory Bird Day Special Edition Jajean Rose-Burney, Tom Kerr, Marcus Rosten, and Marcie Jacklin. Hosted by Jay Burney
Niagara Region Birders Roundtable Migratory Bird Day Special Edition Jajean Rose-Burney, Tom Kerr, Marcus Rosten, and Marcie Jacklin. Hosted by Jay Burney
Keeping Connected
During Covid Pandemic
Episode 1
April 17, 2020
Jajean Rose-Burney, Western New York Land Conservancy. BON Keynote Speaker 2020
Jajean Rose-Burney, Western New York Land Conservancy. BON Keynote Speaker 2020
Episode 2
April 23, 2020
Marcie Jacklin, Waverly Woods, Fort Erie Canada, and the Bert Miller Nature Club
Marcie Jacklin, Waverly Woods, Fort Erie Canada, and the Bert Miller Nature Club
Episode 3
April 24, 2020
Tom Kerr, Buffalo Audubon
Tom Kerr, Buffalo Audubon
Episode 4
April 26, 2020
Gerry Rising
Gerry Rising
Episode 5
April 30, 2020
Joshua Ross Ketry
Joshua Ross Ketry
Episode 6
May 6, 2020
Twan Leenders, Senior Director of Science and Conservation, Roger Tory Peterson Institute of Natural History, Jamestown New York. Twan was the inaugural Keynote Speaker at Birds on Niagara in 2019
Twan Leenders, Senior Director of Science and Conservation, Roger Tory Peterson Institute of Natural History, Jamestown New York. Twan was the inaugural Keynote Speaker at Birds on Niagara in 2019
Episode 7
May 7, 2020
J. Drew Lanham
Clemson Distinguished Professor, author, National Audubon board member, friend of the Birds on Niagara Celebration
J. Drew Lanham
Clemson Distinguished Professor, author, National Audubon board member, friend of the Birds on Niagara Celebration
More J. Drew Lanham
Essential Rules for the Black Birdwatcher
Birds on the Niagara
Here are some wonderful bird videos about Birds on the Niagara
Spring Birds 2020- A compilation of springtime neotropical migrants in the region
Spring Birds 2020- this is the same as the previous Spring Birds 2020 posted above but the difference is that this one does not have the bird names, so you can explore and discover on your own. What are these birds?
Introduction to Birds on the Niagara Celebration
January 2020
January 2020
Lovebirds, shared at our opening event to celebrate Valentine's Day and the courtship activities of species of birds found in February in the Niagara
Enjoy watching and listening to one of the iconic species of Niagara River in the winter, Tundra Swans
Buffalo's Outer Harbor at the western end of the Niagara River Corridor is a great place to see winter waterfowl. From February 4, 2020
Great raw footage of Redhead ducks during a stormy time in January 2020
Keynote Address 2020
Keynote Speaker 2020 Jajean Rose-Burney
Follow this link to our Facebook Live recording of the Birds on The Niagara Keynote Address by Jajean Rose-Burney of the Western New York Land Conservancy
Follow this link to our Facebook Live recording of the Birds on The Niagara Keynote Address by Jajean Rose-Burney of the Western New York Land Conservancy
