Greart backyard bird count returns

Flathead Lake State Park celebrating the "Great Backyard Bird Count"
You can take part in one of the largest citizen science projects in the world this weekend as the "Great Backyard Bird Count” gets underway.
The greart backyard bird count returns
That’s because the great backyard bird count kicks off today. The count is one of the largest citizen science projects in the world and helps scientists track and study bird population and migration trends.
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But you don't have to attend a get-together to show your fandom for feathers; you can simply participate in The Great Backyard Bird Count when you have a few minutes to spare. And we do mean "a few minutes": The annual science-helping event,
The Great Backyard Bird Count Is Happening This Weekend—Here's How to Help
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