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The Great Backyard Bird Count is an important, as well as fun winter event for the whole family.

Students are encouraged to tally the birds in their area and submit tally sheets and photos for prizes. What a fun way to learn about area birds!

The Christmas Bird Count takes place in late December or early January in locations in North, Central, and South America. Data aids research and conservation efforts.

For the past 109 years, the Audubon Society has rallied volunteers to count birds during the Holiday season. Newbies to experts gather to find birds and send in tallies.

Enjoy a window into the secret lives of birds by putting up a feeder. Learn how to attract birds, keep them safe, and contribute to scientific knowledge about birds.

Here is the list you have been wanting! It is a list of things for children to do sans electricity. Print it off and keep it on the fridge for easy reference.

Every year, rain or shine, volunteers gather to count birds, providing data that allows scientists to track the health and habits of scores of individual bird species.

The annual Christmas Bird Count brings new and experienced birders together to count local birds, providing key information on environmental issues and climate change.