FW: GBBC Final Results Are In with More Broken Records. π π
The Great Backyard Bird Count. (The backyard now being every place on the planet.)
8,257 species reported. Thatβs out of about 10,000 known species. Pretty good percentage for a four-day effort.
e World Once Again Showed-up for the Birds…and Each other.
A World United by Birds is a Wonder Worth Celebrating πWow! What a spectacular year for the Great Backyard Bird Count. People were out in every corner of the world watching, listening, photographing, recording, and enjoying birds. Thank you for being a part of another record breaking year. Here is a quick snapshot of results:8,257 species of birds identified216 countries or eBird subregions467,696 eBird checklists1,239,329 Saved Merlin Bird IDs (step-by-step, sound, or photo)246,225 photos, videos, and sounds added to Macaulay Library1,146,284 estimated global participants435 reported community eventsDive deeper into our final results and feel pride knowing you were a part of greatness. In gratitude,The GBBC Team “Dive In” to GBBC 2026 Final Results This is one of many incredible captures from GBBC 2026. This Red-breasted Merganser is also diving in and Holden Van Dyke / Macaulay Library, was able to snap a spectacular shot! To see more beautiful bird photos, see our collection from GBBC 2026.Black-capped Chickadee on the roof. Photo by Janet Pawlowski / GBBC Participant.Congratulations Binocular winner!Our proud winner enjoyed seeing Black-capped Chickadees visiting her home and feeders during the GBBC weekend. We appreciate being able to share in the joy of observing birds with people all over the world. Next year is our 30th Year for the Great Backyard Bird Count. Mark your calendars, February 12-15, 2027.The Cornell Lab of Ornithology is a membership institution dedicated to interpreting and conserving the earthβs biological diversity through research, education, and citizen science focused on birds. You received this email because you are subscribed to Lab Project Participation, Discounts, and Promotions from Cornell Lab of Ornithology. Cornell Lab of Ornithology, 159 Sapsucker Woods Rd., Ithaca,NY,14850,Unsubscribe or Manage Email Preferences