Category: Birdwatching

Parrot Conservation: Hope, Threats & 1,400 Cockatoos | Flock Talk

This YouTube video and related text was written and produced by the World Parrot Trust.

What’s happening in the world of parrots this month? 🦜

In the July edition of Flock Talk, we’re looking at some of the latest stories in parrot conservation from around the world—from the ongoing challenges facing Cayman parrots, to volunteers counting more than 1,400 endangered Carnaby’s Black-Cockatoos, and a community coming together in Puerto Rico to celebrate and support the endangered Puerto Rican Amazon.

And that’s only part of what’s inside this month’s newsletter.

The July edition of Flock Talk also features updates on

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Scarlet Macaws in the Wild: A Rare Glimpse!

This YouTube video and related text was written and produced by the World Parrot Trust.

Experience stunning red parrot footage captured in their natural tropical habitat. Watch these vibrant birds soaring through lush forest canopies.

This video showcases high-definition clips of a red parrot against a clear blue sky, offering a close look at their behavior in the wild. If you enjoy nature cinematography, these sequences of a parrot flying provide a clear view of their movement and interaction within dense foliage.

Whether you are studying bird behavior or simply appreciate wild bird footage, this collection highlights multiple species

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Bluebirds Are Just the Beginning: All About Thrushes

This YouTube video was produced by the American Bird Conservancy.

Bluebirds are a delight to observe, with their bright sky-blues, plump little bodies, and cheerful warbling songs. Familiar and lovable, their enthusiastic embrace of nest boxes also makes for an inspiring community conservation story.

Despite their well-earned adoration, bluebirds offer only a tiny glimpse into the wonderful and diverse family to which they belong: the thrushes. There are 194 thrush species worldwide and more than 45 can be observed in the Western Hemisphere, including the familiar American Robin, the stunning Varied Thrush, and the rare and Critically Endangered Puaiohi in

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