Summer Breeding Bird Census
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BackgroundThe chapter participates in the summer bird census each year. Over approximately one week, members roam throughout their assigned territory counting birds that they either see or hear. Many of the counters started as novice birders who worked with more accomplished birders during the count. Having an extra set of eyes to find birds helps make the count more accurate. In addition, the novice can learn how to recognize birds by sight, sound, and environment.
Carol Tveekrem started and ran this June census from 1975 to 1999 when she moved out of state. At that point Doug Vogus and Ann Chasar jointly ran the census through 2013. In 2014 Doug and Michelle Vogus took over the census going forward. Thank you to all the coordinators for your years of service! |
How to Participate |
Contact Doug Vogus at 330-352-2355 or vogeye@gmail.com for more information. If you are new to birding you are welcome to join us and work on your birding skills.
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When |
The 2022 Census took place June 10 to June 19
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Forms |
The cover letter and checklist for 2022 are here:
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Summer Census Territories |
Results from this year: |
Results from previous years: |