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Date: 2/6/25 1:21 pm From: Norman Budnitz (via carolinabirds Mailing List) <carolinabirds...> Subject: Re: Spring bird counts in the Carolinas
The local spring counts in the central Piedmont in NC are all coordinated by their local compilers and use the same count circles as for the Christmas Bird Counts. For example, Tom Driscoll and I organize the parties and compile the data for the Jordan Lake spring bird count. The results of our counts are available on the New Hope Bird Alliance website <https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://newhopebirdalliance.org/get-outdoors/bird-counts/__;!!OToaGQ!r1WeUu4nEbKehPdL286R1zV656JDkCn2d2xWTChI-lHjgZyJ1IbVcrHQ_MfIbXu9pYPR5Ntx9U5bamcJsTfE$ >. Brian Bockhahn organizes several other counts in the area. However, there is no centralized compilation of those data as there is for the Christmas Bird Counts. Norm On Thu, Feb 6, 2025 at 3:34 PM Kent Fiala <carolinabirds...> wrote: > There hasn't been any coordination of Spring counts in my memory. > > On Thu, Feb 6, 2025 at 11:27 AM Robert Lewis <carolinabirds...> > wrote: > >> Who is responsible for coordinating the spring bird counts? >> >> Bob Lewis >> Durham NC >> > -- Norm Budnitz Chapel Hill North Carolina

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