[EBB Sightings] Winter Bird Study

[EBB Sightings] Winter Bird Study

Hilary Powers
Sun Dec 06 08:40:14 PST 2009
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     From Birdchat:
    
    Still not too late to join me and others in North America in doing a 
    Winter Bird Population Study of your local winter resident birds (on a 
    plot, wooded, suburban, grassland, whatever is convenient). It takes one 
    pre-work or weekend brief morning walk till February if you can afford 
    the time. Contact Jim Lowe, jdl6 at  cornell.edu, 1-800-843-BIRD, x 2413, 
    from The Cornell Lab, for forms/information. Your study will be 
    published in IBPS's BIRD POPULATIONS. Weekly bird counts are 
    statistically more accurate than single annual counts of a local bird 
    community. Part of a long-term database leading at least back to 1940, 
    probably well before. The Passenger Pigeon was a common bird once. Thank 
    you for your conservation consideration, yours sincerely, Grant.
    
    Grant Stevenson
    Fountain Hill, PA
    
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    Lots of birds - and devoted birders - in the East Bay....
    
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