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Be fenologiväktare for Bird Calendar!
Do you find signs of spring and look for migrating birds as they come in the spring? Then you are welcome to participate in the Bird Calendar! With this app, you can report your observations directly to the Species Gateway project and Bird Calendar.
To use the app you must be registered fenologiväktare for Bird Calendar and having an account on the Species Gateway. You can read more and register your interest to participate in Nature's calendar.
In Bird Calendar, we collect observations of birds in an organized manner with the aim to describe the birds' seasonal variations throughout Sweden. You can help by making such observations in your homeland!
To participate in the Bird Calendar, make your observations using the same method as any other that is fenologiväktare for Bird Calendar. The method description you get when you register your interest in becoming fågelfenologiväktare on Nature's Calendar. In short, it is about you
• choose a place where you should make periodic observations,
• choose your own species list of the birds you can identify and want to focus on and that is relevant to your observation location,
• make your observations for 5 minutes, 2 times per week,
• observe the number seen or heard of individuals of all species on your species list,
• also makes so-called zero-observation - that is, species on your list of species you have not seen / heard recorded as "Not found" in the Species Gateway, which is just as important to report as you seen / heard.
If you are interested, you are also welcome to fenologiväktare for Plant Calendar and Bikalendern. Read more on www.naturenskalender.se.
Do you find signs of spring and look for migrating birds as they come in the spring? Then you are welcome to participate in the Bird Calendar! With this app, you can report your observations directly to the Species Gateway project and Bird Calendar.
To use the app you must be registered fenologiväktare for Bird Calendar and having an account on the Species Gateway. You can read more and register your interest to participate in Nature's calendar.
In Bird Calendar, we collect observations of birds in an organized manner with the aim to describe the birds' seasonal variations throughout Sweden. You can help by making such observations in your homeland!
To participate in the Bird Calendar, make your observations using the same method as any other that is fenologiväktare for Bird Calendar. The method description you get when you register your interest in becoming fågelfenologiväktare on Nature's Calendar. In short, it is about you
• choose a place where you should make periodic observations,
• choose your own species list of the birds you can identify and want to focus on and that is relevant to your observation location,
• make your observations for 5 minutes, 2 times per week,
• observe the number seen or heard of individuals of all species on your species list,
• also makes so-called zero-observation - that is, species on your list of species you have not seen / heard recorded as "Not found" in the Species Gateway, which is just as important to report as you seen / heard.
If you are interested, you are also welcome to fenologiväktare for Plant Calendar and Bikalendern. Read more on www.naturenskalender.se.
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Kim Roger Mikael Lindgren
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