Over 1,400 eBirders submitted lists to the eBird India database during this year’s GBBC. This included several regular and experienced birders, birders who organized events and counts in their regions, state coordinators who were instrumental in ensuring the counts went off smoothly and several participants who experienced birdwatching for the first time ever!
View some accounts by the participants themselves on the following pages. If you want to submit a write-up highlighting your activities during this year’s GBBC, please do not hesitate to send one in and we’ll add it here!
| Title | Author | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Shikshantar School, Haryana | Mridul Anand |
| 2 | Jammu and Kashmir | Parvez Shagoo |
| 3 | Kollam, Kerala | Govind Girija |
| 4 | Raipur, Chhattisgarh | Mohit Sahu |
| 5 | Indore | Ajay Gadikar |
| 6 | Andaman and Nicobar Islands | Arun Singh |
| 7 | Gujarat | Savithri Raman |
| 8 | Shiv Nadar University, Noida | Harman Kour |
| 9 | IISER Tirupati | NS Chiranjeevi |
| 10 | Karwar | Abhishek Jamalabad |
| 11 | Pune | Vishwatej Pawar |
| 12 | IIM, Bangalore | Deepa Mohan |
| 13 | Bareilly | Kaajal Dasgupta |
| 14 | KMC, Manipal | Vrinda Lath |
| 15 | Salem | Ganeshwar SV |
| 16 | GHS, Chinchona | Selvaganesh |
| 17 | Mumbai and surrounds | The Sprouts |
Good Work Parvez and others who helped him.
bird counting is very useful to youngster those who are not watching the nature. because of bird counting youngster watch the nature
nice read Harman…..
Congratulations!