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17/05/2024

Happy Endangered Species day!
Wanted to spread awareness about these birds that are endangered or once considered endangered. We can still make a difference for the livelihood of these species and get them off the endangered species list!
1. Galapagos Penguin
2. King Vulture
3. Red-cockaded Woodpecker
4. Northern bobwhite
5. Wood stork

13/05/2024

Happy Mother’s Day momma! Thank you for always loving me and being there on all my wild adventures! God has truly blessed us to see new places and travel together and I pray he’ll continue to show us more wonders of this world! I love you momma!❤️

02/12/2022

Great Egret opening its dagger-like beak. This large heron species is common year-round in the south east, especially during the winter when many Egrets migrate from their northern breeding grounds. It’s snowy white feathers is the closest thing in nature to snow here in Coastal Georgia.

01/12/2022

Common yellowthroat on a rainy winter day! These brightly throated wetland warblers have very short and rounded wings, which allows the bird to be a short distances migrate. During the winter, these sneaky masked birds can be found in southern United States and Central America!
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07/11/2022

Eyes towards the sky, flying high!🦅🙌🏾 I’m once again thankful my feature in the Cornellians newsletter! Just wanted to share this dope photo of me leading a bird watching hike with my friend’s! 🔥🔥🔥
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02/11/2022

Ike’s Birding Hikes x L.L.Bean Birdwatching hike! 🦆🍁🥾This Sunday I will lead a L.L.Bean sponsored Ike’s Birding Hike at Beebe Lake Ithaca, New York from 1-3pm EST! Come on out to learn more about the brand, receive free L.L.Bean products, and go bird watching in the gorgeous fall weather! Any one is welcomed please invite your family and friends!
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23/10/2022

Enjoying the fall outdoors in my cozy sweater and bean boots!🍁Being outdoors during this time of year always inspires me because the vibrant alterations of the deciduous leaves and the annual migration of birds signals a climatic change in the environment and the preparation for a new season. Whatever changes or new beginnings in our lives is for the preparation for what is yet to come! How does the fall outdoors inspire you!
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23/09/2022

Celebrating America’s National parks with ! Try bird watching at one of the over 400 National Parks in the United States to celebrate! 🦅

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17/09/2022

Pileated woodpecker flying’s overhead! They’re a large species of woodpecker found in old-growth forest in the Eastern U.S., Canada, and the Pacific coast. They have a large wingspans that can reach up to 30 inches in length, used to fly for forest to forest! 🌳🌳🌳
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07/08/2022

A new favorite bird of mine is the Brown noddy! There were thousands of these beautiful tropical seabirds on Garden key and Bush Key island perching on trees, nesting, and flying over the sea! These birds are pan-tropical, meaning they are found in tropical oceans all over the world on offshore islands. They weren’t shy at all and didn’t mind me getting close to acknowledge their beautiful white fading cap, and dark brown plumage! I hope I’m able to see these birds again!
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13/07/2022

With all the commotion of sea birds on Eastern Egg Rock, I couldn’t help but notice these tiny birds that flew within the patches of meadows on Egg Rock, the beautiful Savannah sparrow. These are small, streaky sparrows with a bright yellow eyebrows. They breed in open Fields’s and meadows of Northern North America, but I find it very interesting that this population inhabits an offshore island and is sustained by island plant community, providing habitat and food.
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12/07/2022

birding drip in Maine! I had a wonderful experience being a Junior instructor at Hog Island Audubon Camp in Bremen Maine! Throughout the week, we had many bird watching trips scheduled every day! From spotting Scarlet tanagers and Canada warblers in a bog forest, to watching Atlantic puffins on rocky offshore islands. What better way to prepare for Maines outdoors than wearing L.L. Bean! I was dripped out in my coordinating outfit from the L.L. Bean x Todd Synder collection! I wore my Classic Navy Packable Anorak with recycled Nylon, Khaki Camo Organic French Terry Camp shorts, Khaki Camo Baseball cap, Khaki Camo backpacked, and Navy Trailfinder waterproof hiking shoes.

23/06/2022

The Black Guillemot, a medium sided auk with a striking black and white plumage and bright red feet! They can be found on the coast of the Northern Atlantic. They breed on rocky offshore islands such as Eastern Egg Rock, where they nest under stacks of Boulders! This is one of the many seabirds that all Egg rock home!
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07/06/2022

Jumping into Summer with ! I love birdwatching and exploring the marshes and maritime forest of Pinckney Island nature preserve during the Summer! I wear my Birkenstocks to walk on the dry marsh mud, my vintage indigo dock shorts for airflow, the new Sunset Gold Comfort Stretch Pique Hoodie for comfort, and my Sunday Afternoons Islander’s Hat to keep me cool! I’m looking forward to my birdwatching adventures this summer with L.L.bean!
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29/05/2022

It’s Black birders week y’all with the them of soaring to greater heights and we are starting off with ! My name is Isaiah Scott and I’m a bird watcher, nature enthusiast, scientific illustrator, bird photographer, social media influencer, and outdoor brand ambassador just to name a few. I’m a rising sophomore at Cornell University major in environment and sustainability with a focus on ornithology. I love being in nature. It is my home, my haven, my safe space. Nature is healing for the mind, body, and soul. It connects me with my African heritage, my ancestors, and the creator of all life. Bird watching is my way fostering my relationship with nature. I’m excited to see and share post from others members of the Black birding community! Let’s soar to greater heights!
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27/05/2022

Had a great stay at Timucuan National park in Jacksonville Florida! I went birdwatching, kayaking while bird watching, led bird watching hikes, met some amazing people, learned about the rich history of the land, and even had news coverage! 😆Thank you all the rangers for the great opportunities and everything y’all have done for me! I’m glad to be apart of the Timucuan preserve family!🙏🏾

20/05/2022

It’s Endangered species day and I wanted to share about the Northern bobwhite, a quail species found throughout eastern North America that has a distinctive whistling call! But unfortunately it’s population has declined by 85% since the 1940s and has been extirpated in many parts of it range due to the loss of its prairie habitat, pesticides, agriculture and over hunting. This bird is continuing to decline and in order to restore bobwhite populations, there’s need to be improvement of grassland with native plants management of flat pine woods with prescribed burnings. This with also benefit other grassland birds facing decline such as Grasshopper sparrows, Eastern meadowlarks, and Painted buntings. Let’s keep birds off the endangered species list!
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22/04/2022

So excited to celebrate World migratory Bird Day with ! I will be hosting some bird watching hikes tomorrow, April 23 starting at 9 AM. If you’re in the Jacksonville area, come out and learn about the ecological and culture history of Timucuan preserve!

10/04/2022

Pine Flatwoods, one of my favorite habitats. This fire dependent ecosystem made up of Southern slash pines, Saw palmettos, and a diversity of wildflowers is important for many birds and wildlife throughout the south. I got a Lifer Northern Bobwhite quail which was a target species for the trip! I also saw Eastern blue birds, Black vultures, Swallow-tailed kite, and many warblers like palm warblers, Pine warblers, and Northern parula! Was a great day to end time in Tampa!

08/04/2022

Ike’s Birding Hikes 40 acre preserve! Let’s make this happen!✊🏾🌍🌳 Go fund me link in bio.
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08/04/2022

It’s my birthday y’all!!! I can’t believe I’m turning 19! It was only five years ago when I started birding watching and it has been the best decision I made in my life. I’m grateful and blessed for all of the great opportunities and success in my life through birding and I’m thankful to the lord to see how far I’ve come on my journey. The forest symbolizes growth, new beginning and looking ahead as I embark on another year of my life. Also shoutout to to designing and coordinating this outfit for me! All clothes are •
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04/04/2022

Fly as a drake 🦆

Thank you once again for the amazing feature in the latest issue and inviting me to the 15th anniversary celebration! I had a great time meeting and celebrating with other amazing artists throughout the south!
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09/03/2022

Ike’s Birding Hikes X Outdoor Voices! Y’all Check out my article “P.E. With Isaiah Scott:Birding” on The Recreationalist, link in bio! Also they, comfortable, vibrant, and fun outdoor clothing! Get y’all self some birding drip!🔥🔥🔥

03/02/2022

It’s Black history month and this is a reminder to put your binoculars down and learn the Black history of your birding spots. Some of our favorite places to bird also have a horrendous history of enslavement. I’m birding around the tabby slave quarters at a Kingsley Plantation, part of Timucaun Preserve. This was once a 1,000 acre plantation owned by Zephaniah Kingsley, who married a Senegalese princess named Anta Madgigine Jai in 1806. Anta was freed under Spanish rule and she oversaw 60 enslaved Africans, which grew sea island cotton, sugar cane, and other crops. The 25 out of the 32 remaining tabby cabins represent the community Women, men, and Children that lived here and connected to their natural environment. After 150 years, the forest has regenerated from the cotton fields and is now habitat for owls and migrating song birds. In order to appreciate the natural beauty wherever you bird watch, it is important to know its history.

02/02/2022

Happy World Wetlands Day! I’m featuring my one of the first lifers of the year, the American Avocet! It is a large and elegant wading bird of the stilt family. They have long legs, a black-and-white body, and a upturned beak used to sweep in shallow water. They migrate to Florida during the winter, where they can be found in intertidal mudflats, tidal lagoons, and rice fields.

11/01/2022

White-winged dove, the most common dove species on the island. They are native to the Caribbean islands, South west U.S., and Central America. They live in dry forest, agricultural areas, and gardens. They have distinctive white wings and a beautiful red eye with a a blue eye ring

10/01/2022

The Blacked-faced grassquit, a small , dark-colored finch found throughout the Caribbean island and northern South America. They are very common in grasslands, tropical forest, and urban areas of Puerto Rico. They are closely related to Galapagos finches.

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09/10/2020

Ya boi was on the news!🤩 The Rookery Collection is coming soon! Full video link in bio.

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