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Free FeederWatch downloads
Download mini versions of our Common Feeder Birds Posters as well as bird feeding notes published by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology.
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FeederWatch instructional video
Watch our new video that teaches you how to participate in Project FeederWatch!
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Rare Yellow-throated Warbler in Alberta
Read about a Yellow-throated Warbler found at the feeder of Pat Harding, a FeederWatch participant in Medicine Hat, Alberta.
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Albinism and leucism
Project participants sometimes see birds at their feeders with white feathers in unusual places--or on rare occasions, completely white birds. Learn about the causes and terminology for these plumage abnormalities.
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Carolina Wren by Maria Corcacas, White-breasted Nuthatches by Sara Grimm,
Purple Finch by Linda Schlemmer, Red-bellied Woodpecker by Lisa Barker,
Western Scrub-Jay and Cooper's Hawk by David Smith, Hairy Woodpecker by Gary Mueller
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