EB Montseny ICO
@ebmontsenyico.bsky.social
EB Montseny és gestionada per l'Institut Català d'Ornitologia @icornitologia.bsky.social on promovem projectes ornitològics educatius, de recerca i de conservació a través de voluntaris internacionals.
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🕵️♀️Have you ever wondered how to find out which birds have been spotted in a specific area — whether it’s a forest you often visit or a garden near you? 🌲🌸
📏📐The polygon tool lets you define the exact area you’re interested in, instead of being limited to predefined locations like regions.
📏📐The polygon tool lets you define the exact area you’re interested in, instead of being limited to predefined locations like regions.
November 14, 2025 at 10:39 AM
🕵️♀️Have you ever wondered how to find out which birds have been spotted in a specific area — whether it’s a forest you often visit or a garden near you? 🌲🌸
📏📐The polygon tool lets you define the exact area you’re interested in, instead of being limited to predefined locations like regions.
📏📐The polygon tool lets you define the exact area you’re interested in, instead of being limited to predefined locations like regions.
Aniol is from Torelló and he's a student of the Intermediate Level of Natural Environment Use and Conservation at EFA Quintanes. He will be doing his internship at the Montseny Bird Station from now until the end of June.
October 30, 2025 at 4:37 PM
Aniol is from Torelló and he's a student of the Intermediate Level of Natural Environment Use and Conservation at EFA Quintanes. He will be doing his internship at the Montseny Bird Station from now until the end of June.
📸 :
1) Dhairya Dixit, CC BY-SA 4.0
2) Imran Shah, CC BY-SA 2.0
3) Sue Cook, CC BY 2.0
4) Bengt Nyman, CC BY-SA 2.0
1) Dhairya Dixit, CC BY-SA 4.0
2) Imran Shah, CC BY-SA 2.0
3) Sue Cook, CC BY 2.0
4) Bengt Nyman, CC BY-SA 2.0
September 7, 2025 at 1:38 PM
📸 :
1) Dhairya Dixit, CC BY-SA 4.0
2) Imran Shah, CC BY-SA 2.0
3) Sue Cook, CC BY 2.0
4) Bengt Nyman, CC BY-SA 2.0
1) Dhairya Dixit, CC BY-SA 4.0
2) Imran Shah, CC BY-SA 2.0
3) Sue Cook, CC BY 2.0
4) Bengt Nyman, CC BY-SA 2.0
Forest Lab Project – Season Wrapped!
🐣 The birds started breeding earlier this year
📈 65 successful broods — that’s twice as many as last year!
🔎 For more information: nius.cat
🪺 And if you find nests in your area, you can report them too!
🐣 The birds started breeding earlier this year
📈 65 successful broods — that’s twice as many as last year!
🔎 For more information: nius.cat
🪺 And if you find nests in your area, you can report them too!
Nius - Benvinguts a Nius
nius.cat
August 28, 2025 at 8:57 AM
Forest Lab Project – Season Wrapped!
🐣 The birds started breeding earlier this year
📈 65 successful broods — that’s twice as many as last year!
🔎 For more information: nius.cat
🪺 And if you find nests in your area, you can report them too!
🐣 The birds started breeding earlier this year
📈 65 successful broods — that’s twice as many as last year!
🔎 For more information: nius.cat
🪺 And if you find nests in your area, you can report them too!
This Thursday, we went for the 2nd time to check our dormouse boxes. Last time, we found a tagged female dormouse, so we were hoping to find it again with good news.
Sorora was here again and with 6 really healthy pups!
Sorora was here again and with 6 really healthy pups!
August 25, 2025 at 9:11 AM
This Thursday, we went for the 2nd time to check our dormouse boxes. Last time, we found a tagged female dormouse, so we were hoping to find it again with good news.
Sorora was here again and with 6 really healthy pups!
Sorora was here again and with 6 really healthy pups!
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It’s time for the Eurasian dotterels to leave their breeding areas from North Europe tundras to reach the much warmer area of North Africa, where they will spend the winter. ICO volunteers look for them to monitor their reaction to human activity nearby.
It’s time for the Eurasian dotterels to leave their breeding areas from North Europe tundras to reach the much warmer area of North Africa, where they will spend the winter. ICO volunteers look for them to monitor their reaction to human activity nearby.
August 19, 2025 at 3:22 PM
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It’s time for the Eurasian dotterels to leave their breeding areas from North Europe tundras to reach the much warmer area of North Africa, where they will spend the winter. ICO volunteers look for them to monitor their reaction to human activity nearby.
It’s time for the Eurasian dotterels to leave their breeding areas from North Europe tundras to reach the much warmer area of North Africa, where they will spend the winter. ICO volunteers look for them to monitor their reaction to human activity nearby.
Want to learn more about the yearly cycle of birds breeding in your garden’s nest box?
This guide is for you!
If you are interested, you can check the timeline of other bird species on nius.cat:
www.nius.cat/cronograma/#sb
This guide is for you!
If you are interested, you can check the timeline of other bird species on nius.cat:
www.nius.cat/cronograma/#sb
Nius - Benvinguts a Nius
nius.cat
August 14, 2025 at 12:33 PM
Want to learn more about the yearly cycle of birds breeding in your garden’s nest box?
This guide is for you!
If you are interested, you can check the timeline of other bird species on nius.cat:
www.nius.cat/cronograma/#sb
This guide is for you!
If you are interested, you can check the timeline of other bird species on nius.cat:
www.nius.cat/cronograma/#sb
Want to learn more about the yearly cycle of birds breeding in your garden’s nest box?
This guide is for you!
If you are interested, you can check the timeline of other bird species on nius.cat:
www.nius.cat/cronograma/#sb
This guide is for you!
If you are interested, you can check the timeline of other bird species on nius.cat:
www.nius.cat/cronograma/#sb
Nius - Benvinguts a Nius
nius.cat
August 14, 2025 at 12:08 PM
Want to learn more about the yearly cycle of birds breeding in your garden’s nest box?
This guide is for you!
If you are interested, you can check the timeline of other bird species on nius.cat:
www.nius.cat/cronograma/#sb
This guide is for you!
If you are interested, you can check the timeline of other bird species on nius.cat:
www.nius.cat/cronograma/#sb
Last week we completed the second Bat River Census. Would you like to get involved? You can join the QuiroRius Project as a volunteer, you do not need to be a bat expert.
Find out more here:
🔗 www.ratpenats.org/rius/inici/
Find out more here:
🔗 www.ratpenats.org/rius/inici/
Ratpenats
www.ratpenats.org
August 12, 2025 at 10:39 AM
Last week we completed the second Bat River Census. Would you like to get involved? You can join the QuiroRius Project as a volunteer, you do not need to be a bat expert.
Find out more here:
🔗 www.ratpenats.org/rius/inici/
Find out more here:
🔗 www.ratpenats.org/rius/inici/
For the third year in a row, ICO ESC volunteers are participating in the Dormouse Project (@projecteliro).
If you want to know more about the edible dormouse or you want to participate in the project as a volunteer you can check their webpage www.lirons.org
If you want to know more about the edible dormouse or you want to participate in the project as a volunteer you can check their webpage www.lirons.org
August 7, 2025 at 3:16 PM
For the third year in a row, ICO ESC volunteers are participating in the Dormouse Project (@projecteliro).
If you want to know more about the edible dormouse or you want to participate in the project as a volunteer you can check their webpage www.lirons.org
If you want to know more about the edible dormouse or you want to participate in the project as a volunteer you can check their webpage www.lirons.org