5,334 birders uploaded 58,276 checklists and recorded 1,036 species in GBBC 2024

Every day, at least 2,180 birdwatchers from India came together for the 4 days (3,119 birdwatchers on Day 3!), documented 1,036 species, and uploaded over 61,000 checklists

During GBBC 2023, 4,264 birders uploaded 53,750 checklists and recorded an impressive 1,072 species— 78% of the total number of species known to occur in the country!

See here for Final Results Preliminary Results (updated on 23 Mar 2023) Congratulations to everyone involved in the very successful Great Backyard Bird Count! At a global level, India did very well, uploading the second-highest number of checklists and...

Scroll down for Campus Bird Count Results Great Backyard Bird Count Results Summary The 10th edition of GBBC India was a rousing success! Last year when 952 species were recorded Indian birders had set themselves a challenge to reach the unprecedented mark of 1000....

Congratulations to everyone involved in the very successful Great Backyard Bird Count! At a global level, India did very well, uploading the second-highest number of species and the third-highest number of checklists of any country. We thank all the...

(Skip to Campus Bird Count results) Summary The Great Backyard Bird Count is a 4-day birding event that takes place every year in February. During this event birders across the world spend at least 15 min recording the birds they see and hear. Since GBBC is carried...

(Skip to Campus Bird Count results) Summary   The global Great Backyard Bird Count takes place every year over four days (Friday - Monday) around the middle of February. Since it is carried out at around the same time every year, GBBC helps create an annual,...

GBBC 2019 has come to an end. During this four-day event, observers across India submitted 12083 checklists, recording a total of 773 species. India stood second in the world in terms of checklists, and third in terms of number of species. Please upload any...

At the end of day 3 of the the Great Backyard Bird Count, India remains near the top of the global tables with 718 species and 8112 checklists. It's beginning to look like India will stand second in terms of birding effort this year, unless Canada catches up...