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This document is a survey for the 21st annual Backyard Winter Bird Count in West Virginia, aimed at collecting data on the distribution of wintering birds.

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How to fill out 2009-2010 West Virginia Winter Bird Count

1. Obtain the 2009-2010 West Virginia Winter Bird Count forms from the designated conservation organization or website.
2. Familiarize yourself with the bird species commonly found in West Virginia during winter months.
3. Select a specific count area or route that you will be surveying.
4. Plan to conduct your count during the designated time period, typically in January.
5. Count all the birds you see or hear in your selected area, ensuring to note the species and the number of individuals.
6. Use field guides or bird identification apps to help accurately identify various bird species.
7. Record your observations clearly on the form provided, making sure to include the date, time, and location.
8. Submit your completed count form to the appropriate agency or organization by the specified deadline.

Who needs 2009-2010 West Virginia Winter Bird Count?

1. Birdwatchers and enthusiasts who want to contribute to citizen science.
2. Researchers and conservationists studying bird populations in winter habitats.
3. Local wildlife agencies aiming to monitor bird species and their conservation status.
4. Educational institutions and organizations interested in biodiversity and ecology.
5. Anyone interested in understanding the impact of winter climate on bird species.

People Also Ask about

What is the rarest bird in West Virginia?

These birds prey on insects, small mammals, reptiles and birds. The loggerhead shrike is one of West Virginia's rarest birds, with only 15-20 pairs likely remaining in the state.

How do birds' feet not freeze in winter?

Birds may also alternate standing on one foot at a time, pulling one up into their warm downy feathers, while the other stands in the cold, and then reversing them. And when birds perch they can lower their bodies down to cover their feet, keeping their feet warm with their feathers.

Where are all the birds in winter?

Waterfowl, cranes, sparrows and others may stop in the United States, while many warblers and shorebirds will often continue into the Caribbean, Central and South America and beyond.

Do birds still sing in winter?

Winter Singers You associate most birds' songs with spring and early summer, if you live in a temperate climate. Birds like the Song Sparrow and Northern Cardinal. But quite a few birds that don't migrate will keep singing – even just a little bit – right through the coldest time of the year.

What is the national bird of West Virginia?

Northern cardinal West Virginia / State bird

Where do most birds go during winter?

Although it is hard to know precisely where birds go during the winter, a few clues can help us get an idea. Many species will fly south towards warmer climates like Mexico or Central America for the cold months.

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What is 2009-2010 West Virginia Winter Bird Count?

The 2009-2010 West Virginia Winter Bird Count is a citizen science project aimed at documenting the species and number of birds present in West Virginia during the winter months. Participants conduct counts in designated areas to contribute to a larger understanding of bird populations and distributions.

Who is required to file 2009-2010 West Virginia Winter Bird Count?

Participants of the 2009-2010 West Virginia Winter Bird Count typically include bird watchers, naturalists, and local residents who have an interest in observing and reporting on winter bird populations in their area. There are no strict requirements, but a basic understanding of bird identification is beneficial.

How to fill out 2009-2010 West Virginia Winter Bird Count?

To fill out the count, participants need to record the species of birds observed, the number of individuals for each species, and the location and date of the observations. This information is usually entered onto a provided reporting form or submitted online as instructed by the coordinating organization.

What is the purpose of 2009-2010 West Virginia Winter Bird Count?

The purpose of the 2009-2010 West Virginia Winter Bird Count is to gather data on winter bird populations, monitor changes in species distributions, and contribute to conservation efforts and research on avian species in the region.

What information must be reported on 2009-2010 West Virginia Winter Bird Count?

Participants must report the species of birds observed, the number of each species, the location of the observations, the date and time of the count, and any additional noteworthy comments regarding the observations.