This video from the USA is called Audubon‘s Christmas Bird Count.
Yesterday, I participated in the national garden bird count.
Today, I counted again, at a different spot: the balcony.
A bit more birds than yesterday. One great tit, one blue tit. A magpie. A blackbird couple, male and female.
Meanwhile, more and more bird counting figures are still coming in at the national level.
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This is not my first visit, but this is my first comment. Since I’ve subscribed yours, nowadays I’m pretty interested in “birds” and moreover, “nature” and this video’s pretty impressive. Keep uploading posts 🙂
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Hi whatuful, welcome in my comment boxes!
I will certainly blog more about birds 🙂
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