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Join the Great Backyard Bird Count from February 16 to 19 by spending 15 minutes watching birds anywhere outdoors. Use the eBird app to identify birds and upload photos. Your data helps scientists track habitat loss and bird populations.
Join the Great Backyard Bird Count from February 16 to 19 by spending 15 minutes watching birds anywhere outdoors. Use the eBird app to identify birds and upload photos. Your data helps scientists track habitat loss and bird populations.
Hey, do you think birds are real? Regardless of if you do or not, the Great Backyard Bird Count is this weekend and you can participate. It's from the 16th through the 19th. All you have to do is spend at least 15 minutes in one location outside. It doesn't even have to be your backyard. Like, I'm in Frick Park here in Pittsburgh looking at the birds, trying to see if they're real. They're real! But you can use an app like eBird, which is a great way to Identify birds by their song or by how they look. You can even upload a picture of a bird if you take a picture, and it'll tell you what it is. And then you save that list via eBird, and scientists will be able to understand the habitat loss and, and bird counts and so on and so forth. So if you would like to get better at photographing birds, then also check out my website, wdfoto.com, under classes. On the 17th, I am hosting a bird backyard bird photography workshop, so join that and I'll see you there. Thanks. Thanks.
