Grand Prize Giveaway – featuring a Vortex Viper HD 11-33x50 angled spotting scope with a green body and black eyepiece.
Have you registered yet for the incredible sessions happening during Birdability Week next week?
Everyone who registers for any of our virtual events will be entered into the Grand Prize Drawing for a Vortex Viper® HD 11-33x50 Scope!
birdability.org/birdability-week
We can't wait for this! What a way to kick off our 5th annual Birdability Week! Thanks for being awesome, @drzoffness.bsky.social !
A dark blue graphic with two circular photos: Dr. Rachel Zoffness @therealdoczoff , a woman with long hair smiling outdoors, and Birdability Captain Jayme Boucher with a yellow @Nocs monocular up to her face and short bangs. There are diamond shapes in coordinating colors and a Birdability Week logo by artist @JennyGringer that is a linocut print with a bird and butterfly and flowers along with the words You Belong Here. Text announces an October 20, 2025, conversation about pain with the two of them.
Birdability Week starts in ONE WEEK! Join us a week from today to kick off Birdability Week 2025 with an insightful conversation w/ @drzoffness.bsky.social, pain scientist & thought-leader who is reshaping how the world understands and treats pain. Also PRIZES!
www.birdability.org/birdability-...
the image is a graphic in shades of blue that has the dates of Birdability Week with the events happening each day. Our Birdability Week logo, an original linocut print by @jgringer that says "You Belong Here" is at the top. all of the information can be found at birdability.org
It’s October 1st, which means Birdability Week 2025 is just around the corner, and YOU BELONG HERE.
More at birdability.org/birdability-week
New resource alert - learn about including service dogs in accessible birding events from @birdability.bsky.social
www.birdability.org/blog/service...
#NationalServiceDogMonth
@wiscobirder.bsky.social @drzoffness.bsky.social @fieldinclusive @murryloub.bsky.social
A dark blue graphic with star accents and six circular photos: a smiling Black woman in a black shirt, a woman smiling with long hair, a woman presenting to a group, a birder in a wheelchair on a paved trail, a smiling Black man in a collared shirt, and a group of blind birders with white canes walking together. Text invites people to celebrate Birdability Week 2025, honoring birders with disabilities and accessible birding.
The wait is over: the Birdability Week 2025 schedule is LIVE!
Panels. Workshops. Bird(ability) Your Way! Weekend.
It’s all happening October 20–26 under this year’s theme: You Belong Here. Join us!
Explore the lineup + register now: www.birdability.org/birdability-week
A graphic that announces the "First Ever Blind Birder Bird-a-thon" on May 18, 2025. It is a blue square and includes 3 photographs of individuals, some using white canes, participating in birding activities.
!! Big News !!
We’re thrilled to announce the FIRST-EVER Blind Birder Bird-a-Thon—created by three blind birders with support from Birdability! Join in, from wherever you are on May 18, 2025!
Learn more & register: birdability.org/blind-birder-birdathon
Image displaying the word birding and the definition as the act of enjoying wild birds
Birds are a powerful gateway into our healing natural world. If you love birds, you can call yourself a birder 😊
(Image credit: Birdability)
Accessible birding recommendations in Sedona, AZ? I'm a power wheelchair user, and will be visiting #Sedona in February. I'm hoping to see desert #birds, so bonus points if it's not a wetland. I have checked the @birdability.bsky.social map. Thanks in advance for your recs, and please repost! 🪶 ♿️🌵