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It's time to sign-up
We are taking signups for the 2013-2014 season of Project FeederWatch, which begins November 9.
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Counting season over, data entry still open
The 2012-13 FeederWatch season has ended April 5. Counts collected during the season can be submitted through the summer. Counts submitted by May 31 will be included in next fall's Winter Bird Highlights.
Learn about last winter's irruptions
Researchers are still compiling and analyzing data from the 2012-13 FeederWatch season. But a quick look at the data received through mid-March showed big irruptions. Read the summary sent to participants in April.
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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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