Some things are worth sharing ...
This site concerns itself with the wildlife on what, in the jargon of the birding world, is known as "my patch" ... in broad terms that means in and around Montréal island, although my particular patch is a nearby arboretum and the fields, woodlots and lakeshore nearby.
Some of the places within easy reach of Montreal where opportunities exist to hug trees, smell flowers, follow butterflies and watch mammals and reptiles as well as to go birding.
The Sparroworkers also maintain an intermittent web-journal mostly concerned with birding matters but which also strays into the perennially fascinating realms of gardening and baking breads ... but nothing boring and only very rarely polemical.
A selection of our landscape and wildlife photography.
Je m'adresse aux ornithologues francophones : nous sommes très conscients que tous les oiseaux de la province de Québec chantent en français. Je dois faire un choix entre les oiseaux, les heures libres et le traduction. S'il y a des choses que vous ne comprenez pas, s'il vous plait m'envoyez une courriel (en français) et nous répondrons tout de suite. Je vous remercie pour votre compréhension.
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- You are a birder, a lister, a twitcher, a watcher, a naturalist
- You are increasingly conscious of the effect the pursuit of your interests has on the environment – you know you drive too much and too far for example
- You want to get to know the birds of your local patch, close to home or work
- You know how to walk, cycle, paddle, row or ride
- Then, ipso facto, you are a GreenBirder
There is a page on this site with more information - have a look
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