Great Backyard Bird Count in the news
The annual Presidents Day weekend census of backyard birds will start on Friday, Feb. 18, but it's already in the news from Maine to Arizona. The Great Backyard Bird Count -- organized by The Cornell Lab of Ornithology, National Audubon Society and Bird Studies Canada -- gives casual and expert birdwatchers alike the chance to contribute data and create a snapshot of winter bird populations in two nations.
All the details appear at Great Backyard Bird Count, including a PDF of instructions, a video that describes the available prizes -- Yes! There are prizes! -- and the photo galleries generated by the GBBC photo contest.
2010 Overall Winner: American Robin by Nick Saunders, courtesy of GBBC
All the details appear at Great Backyard Bird Count, including a PDF of instructions, a video that describes the available prizes -- Yes! There are prizes! -- and the photo galleries generated by the GBBC photo contest.
2010 Overall Winner: American Robin by Nick Saunders, courtesy of GBBC
Labels: citizen science, Cornell Lab of Ornithology, National Audubon Society
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That. Is. The. Best robin photo I've ever seen!
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