It's time to reveal the answer to yesterday's Monday Matchup! If you guessed Yellow-bellied Sapsucker, then you're correct! Yellow-bellied Sapsuckers breed across Ontario in young forests and in edge habitats. #ONBirdAtlas3

It’s time for our Monday Matchup! Can you guess the range map? Stay tuned for the answer tomorrow! #ONBirdAtlas3

Happy Holidays from the Atlas team! Wishing everyone a safe, relaxing, and joyful season. 🐦🎄

It's time to reveal the answer to yesterday's Monday Matchup! If you guessed Carolina Wren, then you're correct! Carolina Wrens breed in southern Ontario in shrubby areas like overgrown farmlands and suburban yards. #ONBirdAtlas3

It’s time for our Monday Matchup! Can you guess the range map? Stay tuned for the answer tomorrow! #ONBirdAtlas3

While the peak season for atlassing has passed, you can still collect data for Great Horned Owls until the end of 2025! If you have been missing atlassing or looking for a reason to go owling, now's your chance! Check out the map here: https://t.co/5tLARTXEle

While the peak season for atlassing has passed, you can still collect data for Eastern Screech-Owls until the end of 2025! If you have been missing atlassing or looking for a reason to go owling, now's your chance! Check out the map here: https://t.co/YgK1PeG5QX

It's time to reveal the answer to yesterday's Monday Matchup! If you guessed Marbled Godwit, then you're correct! Marbled Godwits breed along the Hudson and James Bay coasts and in Rainy River. They nest in grasslands with short vegetation near wetlands. #ONBirdAtlas3

It’s time for our Monday Matchup! Can you guess the range map? Stay tuned for the answer tomorrow! #ONBirdAtlas3

We’re just a few days away from the start of the Christmas Bird Count season on December 14! Now is time to do some owling and submit your finds to the Atlas! Learn more here: https://t.co/uXHTrOWXfW #ONBirdAtlas3

Check out the change in Carolina Wren distribution since 1981 as documented by volunteer Atlassers. To find out more about Atlas-3 visit https://t.co/eTxpBmTGzD #ONBirdAtlas3

It's time to reveal the answer to yesterday's Monday Matchup! If you guessed Whimbrel, then you're correct! Whimbrels breed along the Hudson's Bay coastline in low-lying areas dominated by grasses, sedges, mosses, lichens, small shrubs, and stunted trees. #ONBirdAtlas3

It’s time for our Monday Matchup! Can you guess the range map? Stay tuned for the answer tomorrow! #ONBirdAtlas3

Atlas-3 is looking for institutional bird observation data collected in Ontario between 2021 and 2025. Help us create the most accurate picture of bird populations in the province by sharing your data with us! Details at https://t.co/AwU8gKUIqQ #ONBirdAtlas3

It's time to reveal the answer to yesterday's Monday Matchup! If you guessed Tennessee Warbler, then you're correct! Tennessee Warblers breed throughout central and northern Ontario in coniferous or mixed forests with openings and dense shrubs. #ONBirdAtlas3

For atlassers in the mixedwood plains, we are currently in the safe dates for Great Horned Owl and you can still report any breeding evidence until the end of the year! To see which squares still need upgraded breeding evidence, visit the map here: https://t.co/5bKajvEQMg

It’s time for our Monday Matchup! Can you guess the range map? Stay tuned for the answer tomorrow! #ONBirdAtlas3

It's time to reveal the answer to yesterday's Monday Matchup! If you guessed Merlin, then you're correct! Merlins breed across Ontario in open and semiopen areas, like openings in forests, fragmented woodlots, residential areas, schoolyards, parks, and cemeteries. #ONBirdAtlas3

It’s time for our Monday Matchup! Can you guess the range map? Stay tuned for the answer tomorrow! #ONBirdAtlas3

It's time to reveal the answer to yesterday's Monday Matchup! If you guessed American Robin, then you're correct! American Robins breed in a variety of habitats across Ontario. Their nests are a neat, grassy cup with mud walls. #ONBirdAtlas3