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Project FeederWatch count season begins November 1
Original: With the start of a new month comes the start of a new season of # ProjectFeederWatch Count season started Nov. 1st. Thi
The new season of Project FeederWatch, the citizen-science bird counting program, began November 1st. Participants are already submitting counts, with one backyard observer recording 20 species totaling 73 individual birds in the first week, including dark-eyed juncos despite unseasonably warm weather. Birdwatchers are sharing their early tallies and comparing notes on which species are arriving at feeders as winter approaches.
Why now: The annual FeederWatch count season has just started, prompting birders to share their first tallies.
Project FeederWatchCornell Lab of OrnithologyBirds Canada
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- With the start of a new month comes the start of a new season of # ProjectFeederWatch Count season started Nov. 1st. This week we had 20 species recorded totaling 73 individuals. I was surprised that, even with all this unseasonably warm weather, we have at least 2 Dark-Eyed… · richrollgardener@toot.wales · 16
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