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    1) The document is about Project FeederWatch, a citizen science project where participants count and record the types of birds that visit their backyard bird feeders. 2) Participants are instructed to put up bird feeders, count the birds that visit, and send their data to scientists. 3) In exchange, new participants receive instructions on bird feeding and identification, a poster of common backyard birds, a calendar, and a subscription to the Cornell Lab or Bird Studies Canada newsletter.

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    1) The document is about Project FeederWatch, a citizen science project where participants count and record the types of birds that visit their backyard bird feeders. 2) Participants are instructed to put up bird feeders, count the birds that visit, and send their data to scientists. 3) In exchange, new participants receive instructions on bird feeding and identification, a poster of common backyard birds, a calendar, and a subscription to the Cornell Lab or Bird Studies Canada newsletter.

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    PFW Mini Poster

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    1) The document is about Project FeederWatch, a citizen science project where participants count and record the types of birds that visit their backyard bird feeders. 2) Participants are instructed to put up bird feeders, count the birds that visit, and send their data to scientists. 3) In exchange, new participants receive instructions on bird feeding and identification, a poster of common backyard birds, a calendar, and a subscription to the Cornell Lab or Bird Studies Canada newsletter.

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    Project FeederWatch

    Common Feeder Birds


    American
    Spotted Towhee
    Goldfinch Hairy
    Eastern Towhee Woodpecker

    transitional
    plumage
    Downy
    Woodpecker

    Dark-eyed Junco
    Pine Siskin
    Evening Grosbeak

    American Tree
    Sparrow House
    Sparrow

    Dark-eyed Junco
    “Oregon” race

    adult
    white-striped form

    Golden-crowned
    Sparrow
    White-throated
    Common
    Sparrow
    Redpoll White-breasted
    Song Sparrow
    Nuthatch
    tan-striped form
    immature

    immature
    House Red-bellied
    Finch Woodpecker

    Red-breasted
    Nuthatch
    adult

    White-crowned Purple
    Sparrow Finch
    Project FeederWatch Common Feeder Birds
    Steller’s Jay
    Join Project FeederWatch
    Mountain
    and learn about the birds in your own backyard
    Chickadee while helping scientists study bird populations.

    Black-capped FeederWatching is as easy as...


    Chickadee
    1. Putting up bird feeders
    2. Counting the birds that visit
    Northern Cardinal
    3. Sending the data to scientists

    Tufted www.feederwatch.org
    Titmouse
    Carolina
    Chickadee New participants receive
    • Project instructions and information about
    birds and bird feeding
    • 17" x 22" poster of common feeder birds
    Brown-headed Cowbird • FeederWatch calender
    Blue Jay • Winter Bird Highlights, our annual publication
    • A subscription to the Cornell Lab’s or Bird
    Studies Canada’s newsletter.

    Carolina
    Wren

    Chestnut-backed
    Chickadee American
    Red-winged Blackbird Robin

    Varied Thrush

    European
    Starling

    Sign up today!
    • Participation fee is $18 in the U.S. or a donation of any
    Mourning Dove amount in Canada.
    • Sign up online at feederwatch.org or call
    (800) 843–2473 in the U.S. or (888) 448–2473 in Canada.
    Illustrations by Larry McQueen for Project FeederWatch. © Cornell Lab of Ornithology. Birds shown at approximately one-fourth life size.
    Project FeederWatch is a joint research and education project of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology and Bird Studies Canada.

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