Once a familiar winter visitor at feeders across the continent, this bright, heavy-billed finch has lost more than 90% of its population since 1970. For many, their less frequent visits are one of the most telling signs of the bird-decline story. A group of researchers across North America has been banding and tracking these birds to understand what’s driving the decline—habitat change, food shifts, disease, and window collisions. They recently launched a new inaturalistorg project to collect one piece of the puzzle they can’t get on their own: reporting any Evening Grosbeak window strike, banded or not. If you live where grosbeaks still pass through, any observation could help researchers connect routes and spot pressure points. Report your observations here: inaturalist.org/projects/evening-grosbeak-window-collisions?utm_source=instagram&utm_medium=social&utm_content=ap_jzarianaug Learn more about the project here: r2rbirds.org/tipping-point-species/evening-g...