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Read FeederWatch articles and Annual Reports (prior to 2005) published in the Lab's quarterly newsletter, BirdScope.

Learn how FeederWatch data are being used by Lab researchers in Scientific Publications.

• Technology automatically tracking feeder visits
• Where did they go? Pine Siskin movements following the "Winter of the Siskins"
• Rare duo in New Brunswick
• Rustic Buntings in North America
• Pine Siskin irruption 2008-09
• Rare Yellow-throated Warbler in Medicine Hat, Alberta
• Dovekie blown in from the North Atlantic
• Streak-backed Oriole in Colorado: state record.
• Evening Grosbeaks Make a Comeback.
• Common Redpoll New Mexico: state record.
• Project FeederWatch featured on the Martha Stewart Show.
• Deformed bills in Alaska: ongoing research.
• Possible hybrid chickadee found in British Columbia in 2006.
• Varied Thrushes invade East in 2005.
• Black-throated Blue Warbler in Oregon.
• FeederWatch celebrated 1,000,000 checklists submitted since 1987.
• FeederWatchers are finding hummingbirds in unexpected places in winter.
• Lucy's Warbler in Oregon: only second record in the state's history!
• California FeederWatcher reports about California fires and birds around his home afterwards
• FeederWatchers help scientist monitor bird population movements after fires.
• Where were the winter finches during the 2002-2003 FeederWatch season?
• Blue Jays eating house paint again
• Name changes: Juncos and Titmice
• Clay-colored Robin in New Mexico!
• Brown-headed Nuthatch in Ohio!
• Flying Rumors (did birds decline in the East during the 2000-2001 winter?)
• What long-term data tell us about Evening Grosbeaks
• Highlights of the western irruption of 2000-2001