2010 Christmas Bird Count in Richmond Hill, ON.

According to the officail Richmond Hill Naturalists website, the 111th Annual Christmas Bird Count is taking place this year on December 18. The Richmond Hill Naturalists are looking for people with bird feeders to open up their back yards for the Bird Counters. Bird Counters would visit volunteering households ONCE between 8am and 4:30pm on December 18. They will check the yard to count all the birds and bird species that may be seen there for just a few minutes – maybe longer if your yard is particularly exciting at that particular moment! You may also choose to count the birds and bird species in your yard yourself on December 18th and report your results.

The Richmond Hill Naturalists are just one group among thousands participating in the Christmas Bird Count throughout the western hemisphere. The count began in 1900 as an alternative to the then-traditional practice of the Christmas Side Hunt, in which sportsmen and women signed on to teams which then went out and vied to see which team could kill the most birds and other animals in the allotted time. An officer of the fledgling Audubon Society, ornithologist Frank Chapman started the new and less lethal tradition of the Bird Census. 27 birdwatchers in 25 cities (including Toronto) participated in that first count; last year more than 50,000 counters in 19 countries from Antarctica to Alaska took part.

 

Eve Rusakova,

Studio 74, Home Staging Richmond Hill

www.stagingstudio74.com

416-670-8584

info@stagingstudio74.com

Eve Rusakova, Toronto Home Stager

Eve Rusakova

Home Stager, HSR, AHSHR, Toronto, ON

Studio 74, The Ultimate Staging Solutions

www.StagingStudio74.com

416-670-8584

info@stagingstudio74.com

 

2 Comments on 2010 Christmas Bird Count in Richmond Hill, ON

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20
2010
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Hello Eve and please check the spelling of "Bird" on your title ... just trying to help and have a wonderful weekend!

Vegas Bob
3:23pm • #1

Thank you, Robert! Much appreciated!
4:16pm • #2


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