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About Feederwatch
Project FeederWatch is a citizen science project that invites people to count the numbers and kinds of birds that visit their feeders during the winter months. Participants contribute valuable data that helps scientists track bird populations and distribution.
Participate in bird counting and contribute to scientific research on bird populations.
What You Can Do
- Join a community of bird watchers
- Submit bird count data online
- Access resources for bird identification
- View trends in bird populations
- Receive updates and newsletters
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Project FeederWatch?
Project FeederWatch is a citizen science initiative that allows individuals to monitor and report bird populations at their feeders.
How can I participate in the project?
You can participate by registering on the website and counting the birds at your feeders during the winter months.
Is there a fee to join Project FeederWatch?
Yes, there is a small fee to join, which helps support the project and its research efforts.
What types of birds can I expect to see?
The types of birds you may see depend on your location and the time of year, but common feeder birds include finches, sparrows, and cardinals.
How is the data used?
The data collected by participants is used by scientists to study bird populations and inform conservation efforts.