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Online Data Entry is now open
The 2009-2010 season of Project FeederWatch runs from November 14 to April 9. All participants registered for the current season can now log in and describe their count sites. Note that it takes several weeks from when you sign up or renew for your ID number to be activated online.
FeederWatch instructional video
Watch a project participant in action and learn the basics of FeederWatching!
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New FeederWatchers' Forum
Join your fellow FeederWatchers for a lively online discussion, and share your experiences and photos of the birds at your feeders. All registered participants have access to join the forum via a link on the Data Entry home page.
New hummingbird poster
A Lab of Ornithology intern created a new hummingbird identification poster for Project FeederWatch!
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New 2009 Photo Gallery now online
See some of the many photos sent by FeederWatch participants last season.
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Cornell Lab of Ornithology             Bird Studies Canada
Carolina Wren by Maria Corcacas, White-breasted Nuthatches by Sara Grimm, Gambel's Quail,
Western Scrub-Jay, and Cooper's Hawk by David Smith, Hairy Woodpecker by Gary Mueller
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