
eBON is a playful take on the Filipino word “ibon” which means “bird” used for the WBCP newsletter to show the electronic means of publishing and sharing of content. Visit us regularly to read new and original articles about wild birds, birdwatching in the Philippines, and more written by the members and friends of the Wild Bird Club of the Philippines.
Latest Issue: January - March 2025

WBCP Roundup of Club Activities: January to March 2025
Compiled by Mike Lu JANUARY 2025 January 5, 2025 – WBCP New Year Party at the Villa-Real residence, Quezon City WBCP members gathered for their

Club Trip: PICOP January 2025
Parts 1-3 on January 5-6, 2025 by Dindo Malonzo Parts 4-5 on January 7-8, 2025 by Russel Orodio There is a lot of mystique surrounding

Dawn Chorus Under a Fig Tree
By Janina Castro Let’s use sound to transport us to a birding site. This is a long recording you can use for meditation, to escape

Birdwatching 101: The Untold Emotions of a Birder
By Maia Tañedo Birding is, surprisingly, a deeply emotional hobby. While the more obvious feelings—excitement, wonder, curiosity, and frustration—are often mentioned, there’s a deeper emotional

Asian Waterbird Census 2025 Report
By Cristina Cinco The Asian Waterbird Census (AWC) is an annual event that monitors the population of migratory birds. The Philippines participates in the survey

Birder’s Bookshelf: A World on the Wing
By Michele T. Logarta While field guides are essential to birding, there are many other tomes of interest to the bird watching bookworm. This section
Meet the eBON Team
eBON is powered by WBCP volunteers who share the time and talent in putting together and producing bimonthly issues of the newsletter. Here are the current members of the eBON team:

Maia Tañedo
Editor-In-Chief

Michele Logarta
Associate Editor

Tinggay Cinco
Managing Editor

Mike Lu
New Editor

Ana Gabrielle Alcantara
Contributor

Crissy Montes
Contributor

Gabbi Reyes
Contributor
eBON is a playful take on the Filipino word “ibon” which means “bird” used for the WBCP newsletter to show the electronic means of publishing and sharing of content. Visit us regularly to read new and original articles about wild birds, birdwatching in the Philippines, and more written by the members and friends of the Wild Bird Club of the Philippines.