Hour of the winter birds 2023: Nabu calls for animal counting
Report online or by phone
“Hour of the Winter Birds” is running: Nabu calls for participation
An employee of the nature conservation association NABU writes down the counted birds on a counting aid for winter birds.
© Source: Christophe Gateau/dpa
Berlin. The Nature Conservation Union (Nabu) has been calling for a large bird count since Friday. The “Hour of the Winter Birds” is taking place for the 13th time. The call is to count birds in the park, in the garden or at the bird feeder on the balcony and report them online. Telephone reports are also possible, as the Nabu announced.
According to Nabu, the “Hour of the Winter Birds” is Germany’s largest scientific hands-on campaign. In the previous census in January 2022, the house sparrow or sparrow was the most counted winter bird in Germany, followed by the great tit and hooded crow, among others.
Report observations online or by phone
Observations can be reported by app at www.NABU.de/vogelwelt, at www.stundenderwintervoegel.de or at www.NABU.de/onlinemeldung by January 16th. In addition, the free number 0800-1157-115 is available for telephone reports on January 7th and 8th from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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