CONCORD — What’s happening with the birds this winter? Help N.H. Audubon track our bird populations by taking part in the annual Backyard Winter Bird Survey on Saturday, Feb. 8, and Sunday, Feb. 9. Biologists need assistance from citizens all over the Granite State to get a clear picture of what is happening with our winter birds.
It took the arrival of snow this winter to bring birds into our backyards, after ignoring feeders in the fall thanks to a good natural food crop. The cold November chased some late lingering birds away but it wasn’t until snowfall that many people started reporting their birds were back. N.H. Audubon biologists are anxious to see what this year’s numbers show and they need the public’s help to get data from throughout the state.
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