Site visitors will be able to view colorful bird images, hear examples of their vocalizations and look at trend data from last year's count and other citizen-science projects, such as Project FeederWatch and Christmas Bird Counts. Each year of the count is important and serves as a vital component in establishing a picture of North American birds' long-term population trends. The more information we have, the better we'll be able to ensure our common birds will remain common and take measures to protect species already in decline. That's why it's so important to get as many people as possible to tell us what they're seeing. Directions and other information are provided at the site.
Participation is free and no registration is necessary.
All the necessary information is available at the web site. Some might not be part of the Cornell University community, and Cornell has no control over their content or availability.