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Urban Bird Studies

What is BIRDS IN THE CITY?

You can help scientists answer the question, "What birds live in your city?"

All you have to do is

  1. Find a location for a Transect (a line, such as a sidewalk, to walk while you count birds)
  2. Record the habitat information on a simple Habitat Form
  3. Count birds along the Transect and record them on the Tally Sheets
  4. Report your data

By participating in Birds in the City, you will

  • learn what birds live in your city
  • learn how to count and record birds
  • practice your identification skills
  • contribute meaningful data for the Cornell Lab of Ornithology scientists learn more about urban birds

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