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Wed, 06/06/2012 - 6:00pm
Topic: Ecological Concepts
W.G. Jones State Forest Education Building
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Bird Post citizen scientist project
Birds of a Feather
How much wood would a wood duck duck? Birdpost invites you to record your encounters with feathered friends year-round.
You've heard of citizen journalism, in which average joes report on news that's important to them. Well, Birdpost hopes to be one of the leaders of a citizen science movement. Avid birdwatchers can join the site and post their latest sighting of a Phainopepla (aka Silky Flycatcher).
Other birders or even novices can search for types of birds and in some cases can get a Google map that shows the species' range.