Picture of red and black Northern Cardinal with this text: “126th Audubon Christmas Bird Count. Dec. 14, 2025 - Jan. 5, 2026. christmasbirdcount.org Photo: Zachary Vaughan/Audubon Photography Awards”

Started in 1900, Audubon’s Christmas Bird Count is one of the longest-running community science efforts in the United States. Combined with other data, this effort shows how bird populations have changed through time. #AudubonCBC #ClimateForUs

Join the Christmas Bird Count December 14, 2025 to January 5, 2026

The 126th Audubon Christmas Bird Count kicks off today! From now through January 5th, join tens of thousands of bird-loving volunteers & participate in this season’s #AudubonCBC! Get more info on how to participate in a count near you. bit.ly/48suvbt

Video Why 80,000 people will be counting birds this Christmas For the 125th year, volunteers across the globe will help the National Audubon Society tally up its annual Christmas Bird Count.

The 125th Christmas Bird Count kicks off this weekend and tens of thousands of people will go outside and count birds with their family and friends. @DannyNewTV and @ABC joined @nycbirdalliance to see what they could find in Central Park #AudubonCBC abcnews.go.com/US/video/800...

Headed out for the Manassas #AudubonCBC in a few minutes! Wish us the lightest of drizzle (which is the best weather we can hope for at this point) and many birds in spite of it!

Analysis of #HamOnt Christmas Bird Count #data & the recent establishment of Carolina Wren populations #AudubonCBC http://robporter.ca/carolina-wren-onha-cbc/