Project FeederWatch is a great way to introduce children and adults to science and conservation through bird watching.
33rd Season of Project FeederWatch
The 33rd season of Project FeederWatch begins on 9 November 2019. Now is the time for North American bird watchers to signup for the 2019-2020 Project FeederWatch season.
Data From 2018-2019 Project FeederWatch Season
Last season numerous citizen scientist participants reported data from their feeder sites across North America.
The reported data from Project FeederWatch 2018-2019 is sumarized in the "Winter Bird Highlights, Volume 15".
Data Reports
Here is some of the trend data from the "Winter Bird Highlights, Volume 15".
- Hawaii
- Far North Region
- Central Region
- Northeast Region
- Northwest Region
- Southeast Region
- Southwest Region
More to Explore on the Project FeederWatch Website
- Common Feeder Birds
- Tricky Bird IDs
- Preventing Disease: What's the best way to clean your bird feeders?
- FeederWatch Cams
Are You Ready?
Citizen scientists in the USA and Canada can join Project FeederWatch here. International citizen scientists can join eBird.
Sources
Project FeederWatch here -- United States and Canada
eBird -- World-wide
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