The 2010 Great Backyard Bird Count (February 12 -
15th) is a great opportunity to
connect people with nature,
and further the Audubon mission.
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Audubon and Cornell invite you to get involved February 12 - 15, 2010--
President's Day weekend
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It's easy - just count the birds in your backyard, local park or another
location and report what you see online at
www.birdcount.org
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"Count for Fun, Count for the Future"
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Taking part in the GBBC helps give scientists important information about
birds and the environment we share. When you volunteer to help you become
part of a large team of Citizen Scientists across the country.
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You can see what birds are being reported in your own neighborhood and
throughout the United States
and
Canada by visiting
www.birdcount.org
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Bird-watching is the second fastest growing hobby in the USA, right after
gardening. The Great Backyard Bird Count combines the two. Find out why
people love to combine them.
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Discover how you can create a bird-friendly yard.
http://www.audubonathome.org/birdstohelp/
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You can count anywhere you choose - at a local park, a school yard, even a
city garden.
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Any one can join the fun; no experience required.
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It's FREE.
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The Great Backyard Bird Count is perfect as a family exercise.
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Bird watching is a stress-reducer.
Listening to bird songs helps too!
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Introducing a relative or friend to bird watching is a wonderful gift.