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Feathered Fanatics Unite! Join the RSPB Big Birdwatch!
Calling all bird lovers, citizen scientists, and nature enthusiasts! Mark your calendars for the biggest event in the birding calendar: the RSPB Big Birdwatch, happening January 26th to 28th 2024!
For one captivating weekend, thousands across the UK (and beyond!) will transform into backyard bird detectives, recording the feathered friends who grace their gardens, parks, and balconies. It’s a fun, easy, and incredibly valuable way to contribute to vital bird conservation efforts.

Why should you join the Big Birdwatch?
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Make a difference: Your bird count, no matter how big or small, helps the RSPB build a national picture of bird populations. This valuable data informs conservation strategies and protects our feathered friends.
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Discover the joy of birdsong: Take an hour (or three!) to slow down, listen to the melodies of your feathered neighbours, and appreciate the beauty of the natural world right on your doorstep.
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Family fun for everyone: Turn the Big Birdwatch into a family adventure! Kids of all ages will love spotting different birds, counting their feathered friends, and learning about their fascinating lives.
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Share the birding love: Connect with other bird enthusiasts online and share your sightings on social media using #BigBirdwatch. You might even be featured on the RSPB Big Birdwatch website!

Ready to join the flock?
Here’s how to get involved:
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Choose your birding spot: It can be your garden, local park, balcony, or any outdoor space where you can see birds.
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Download your free Big Birdwatch guide: It contains everything you need to identify common birds, record your sightings, and learn fun facts about our feathered friends.
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Count the birds for one hour: Choose any 60-minute slot between January 26th and 28th. Count the highest number of each bird species you see during that time.
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Submit your results: Head to the RSPB Big Birdwatch website after your count and share your sightings. Your data will contribute to the national bird survey.
Bonus tips:
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Stock up on bird-friendly feeders and food to attract more feathered visitors.
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Create a welcoming environment for birds by planting native flowers and shrubs.
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Get everyone involved! Make the Big Birdwatch a fun family activity.
So, what are you waiting for? Grab your binoculars, download your guide, and get ready to join the biggest bird party of the year! Together, we can make the RSPB Big Birdwatch 2024 a record-breaking event and help ensure the future of our beloved feathered friends. Remember, every bird counts!
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