Christmas Bird Count
Audubon Science
2300 Computer Avenue, #I-49
Willow Grove, PA 19090
302-858-0724
Christmas Bird Count • New Count Application Form
All items below are required in order to set up a new count in the CBC database. Please either print and mail your completed form to the address above, or complete the items below by clicking into each box, typing your answer, saving this as a Word Document and emailing it to us at the email address above.
Compiler Name: Click here to enter text.
Address: Click here to enter text.
City: Click here to enter text.
State: Click here to enter text.
Country: Click here to enter text.
Zip or mailing code: Click here to enter text.
Phone: Click here to enter text.
Email: Click here to enter text.
Official Name of Count: Click here to enter text.
The latitude and longitude (in decimal degrees only) are the center point of your 15-mile diameter circle.
Latitude (in decimal degrees): Click here to enter text.
Longitude (in decimal degrees): Click here to enter text.
Written Description of the Center Point of the Circle (Required): This is very important for documenting to future compilers and researchers the exact center of your circle.
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Description of Party Leader Experience: Please indicate your assurance that at least 10 participants will be available every year to do the count, along with a description of the experience level of the party leaders, to ensure continued good coverage.
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General Habitat Description (optional): General geographic and good habitat descriptions of the area, including percentages of habitat types, an indication of the vegetation in each habitat, and why the area is important. Use additional paper if needed.
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Circle Map: Please include with your application a good map (paper or electronic) with the proposed circle drawn on it, along with other nearby counts also plotted on the map. This is to make sure that your new count won't overlap with existing circles. Please be sure to use the same scale for all circles shown.