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-- You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience. The Cornell Lab of Ornithology Get eNews Contact Us Search English Toggle navigation Español Français Toggle navigation HOME ABOUT My eBIRD TOOLS Toggle navigation Counting Instructions Help Identifying Birds Using eBird Spread the Word Print Certificate LEARN Toggle navigation Bird Courses For Educators Articles Share Photos Annual Results Frequently Asked Questions PARTICIPATE Get eNews Contact Us Search English Toggle navigation Español Français × Close Search Go Arctic Tern by Tyler Ficker/Macaulay Library at the Cornell Lab. Birds are everywhere, all the time, doing fascinating things. Join us in February, when the world comes together for the love of birds. Photos clockwise from top left: Sipu Kumar/GBBC; Justin Graham/GBBC; Mike Fernandez/Audubon; Donna Williams/GBBC. Connect to birds, to nature, and with each other Each year people from around the world come together to watch, learn about, count, and celebrate birds. Join us, February 12-15, 2021. How to Participate eBird checklist submissions from around the world. Be a part of a global event Watch observation lists roll in from around the world and become glowing lights on our bird sightings map Watch the Live Map results from 2020: 268,674 Estimated Participants 27,270,156 Total Birds Counted 6,942 Species of Birds Identified 194 Countries Mourning Dove by Ostdrossel/Project FeederWatch. Share your birds with us The uses eBird, one of the world’s largest nature-databases with more than 100 million bird sightings contributed each year and used by professionals for science and conservation. Contribute to eBird and become a citizen scientist. New to the or using eBird? Explore our How to Participate on options for entering your bird lists. Enter Your Bird List Into eBird Foundation for Ecological Security/GBBC. Showcase your photos from the count We enjoy seeing your pictures from the count. Share pictures of birds, yourself, and others birdwatching in your yards or at your favorite birding spots. Learn How to Share Photos Jamie Burris/GBBC “We all need an incentive to get outside mid-winter and look for birds beyond what we can see from our windows. It’s fun to see the little flashes of light on the map when we submit our counts, among the thousands around the world, and we know our data matter.” — Barb Gorges, Wyoming, United States eNewsletters Stay connected to the . Email address: Interested in learning more about birds? Select the additional eNewsletters you would like to receive. Cornell Lab of Ornithology Audubon Birds Canada eBird Leave this field empty if you're human: Founding Sponsor Contact GBBC Audubon Birds Canada Web Accessibility Assistance Privacy Policy Terms of use Copyright © 2020 Cornell University...