A few minutes of bird watching this weekend can help scientists: Here's how to join in SJ
The Great Backyard Bird Count is back. Here's how to help scientists track birds and where to find the best birdwatching opportunities in the area.
Connecticut bird watchers can join nationwide Great Backyard Bird Count this weekend
The count is part of a global bird count Friday through Monday when bird watchers will work to create a real-time snapshot of populations.
Get ready for the backyard bird count
With avian flu circulating right now, it is more im­portant than ever to help scientist capture population information about wild birds. The Great Backyard Bird Count, a collaboration of The
Flathead Lake State Park celebrating the "Great Backyard Bird Count"
You can take part in one of the largest citizen science projects in the world this weekend as the "Great Backyard Bird Count” gets underway.
Backyard count is everyone’s bird census
Great Backyard Bird Count is set to begin Friday and extend through Monday, Feb. 17. It’s easy to participate in this count, as it can be done by watching from a window in the warm comfort of home if you so choose.
The Great Backyard Bird Count invites us to ‘beak peek,' all to help science
But you don't have to attend a get-together to show your fandom for feathers; you can simply participate in The Great Backyard Bird Count when you have a few minutes to spare. And we do mean "a few minutes": The annual science-helping event,
The Great Backyard Bird Count Is Happening This Weekend—Here's How to Help
If you have at least 15 minutes to spare between February 14 and February 17, you can take part in the annual Great Backyard Bird Count, a global effort organized by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, the Audubon Society,
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Great Backyard Bird Count lets public do citizen science in as little as 15 minutes
The Great Backyard Bird Count is slated for Feb. 14-17 ... "I am very passionate about feeling the birds, and I love watching them — I have six bird feeders at my house," she said.
A few minutes of bird watching this weekend can help scientists: Here's how
It might be Valentine’s Day – but this weekend is for more than just love birds. The Great Backyard Bird Count is back. Held ...
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Get ready for the Great Backyard Bird Count
A new assessment from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service shows that a whopping 96 million Americans (3 out of 10 of us) age 16 and older engage in bird-watching. Of that number, 91 million watch the ...