At the end of day 2 of the the Great Backyard Bird Count, India remains near the top of the global tables, with 651 species and 4824 checklists. From India, 925 participants-- up by more than 350 since yesterday-- across 190 districts uploaded 4912 checklists,...
GBBC 2018 | Bird Walks & Talks (Registration form) | Resources | Contacts | Campus Bird Count 2018 14,000 lists 1,491 participants 839 species 8,400 person-hours Summary The sixth GBBC in India saw over 14,000 lists from almost 1,500 birders racking up over...
GBBC 2017 | Bird Walks & Talks (Registration form) | Publicity Material | Photos | Contacts | Campus Bird Count 2017 11,861 lists 1,449 participants 825 species 7,951 hours Summary Another record-breaking GBBC in India! Nearly 12,000 lists from almost 1,500...
7,908 lists from 1,105 birders, with 785 species in total – that’s the impressive headline from 4 days of birding for this year’s GBBC in India. A total of 5,938 hours were spent birding, across 34% of districts nationwide, by experienced birders and newcomers,...
The Campus Bird Count is a coordinated effort to document the birdlife in multiple campuses across India. This is an important exercise for documenting birds in places that can be overlooked but often provide valuable habitats to a variety of birds. It is also a...
Summary 7,908 lists 1,105 participants 785 species 5,938 hours 7,908 lists from 1,105 birders, with 785 species in total – that’s the impressive headline from 4 days of birding for this year’s GBBC in India. A total of 5,938 hours were spent birding, across 34% of...
GBBC-India 2015 home | Results (new) View Google presentation Participation in GBBC-India 2015 followed roughly along the lines of last year's pattern, but there were some differences. The number of lists submitted (over 7,000) was over double that of last year,...
GBBC-India 2014 GBBC 2014 was a record event for India! Over 1,100 birders participated, contributing more than 3,000 lists, which contain observations of 823 species -- this is the largest number of species contributed to the GBBC by any country in the world. A...
The Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC) is a free, fun, and easy event that engages bird watchers of all ages in counting birds to create a real-time snapshot of bird populations. Participants are asked to count birds for as little as 15 minutes (or as long as they...
