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Latest revision as of 11:58, 21 October 2024
4,240,648 birds were counted in the last count 14-20 October 2024, with more than 104,000 checklists submitted.
Four simple steps to take part: 1. 20 minutes. Just spend 20 minutes in your favourite outdoor space and tell us about the birds you see during that period. 2. Count the birds. You can submit your results using the app or the web form. 3. Bird Finder. There’s a built-in “bird finder” tool to help you identify birds you’re unsure of. 4. Submit your count. You can count as many times as you want. Every count helps.
20-minutes is the standard period for a BirdLife Australia bird survey. Keeping in line with other BirdLife Australia bird surveys and having everyone counting for the same time means the data we receive will be more scientifically robust, allowing us to use it in our conservation efforts. If you wanted to count for one-hour, we would like you to submit three consecutive 20-minute counts.
The Aussie Bird Count is brought to you by BirdLife Australia, the nation's premier independent bird conservation organisation.STARDIT ID:
0202410211142State ongoing
Start 2014-10-12
Form updated 2024-10-21
Main report author
Inputs
Task: Volunteers
Outputs and impacts
Yearly datasets with a snapshot of Australian BirdLife released by Birdlife Australia
https://birdlife.org.au/news/2023-aussie-bird-count-results/