Backyard Winter Bird Survey
Saturday, February 14, 2026 - Sunday, February 15, 2026
12:00am - 11:59pm
Location
Participate at your own home, Concord, NH
Price
Free to participate, donations welcome
Backyard Winter Bird Survey
Overview
39th Annual Backyard Winter Bird Survey: February 14–15, 2026
Join NH Audubon this winter for the 39th annual Backyard Winter Bird Survey, a statewide participatory science project that invites you to observe and report the birds visiting your backyard. Your observations help track winter bird populations and long-term trends across New Hampshire.
How it works: Watch the birds in your backyard for as long as you’d like during the survey weekend, record the species you see, and submit your observations using the online form. Whether you spend fifteen minutes or several hours, every count makes a difference.
Visit the brand new Backyard Winter Bird Survey website to explore stories of 20 focal species, identification tips, and practical advice on how to help winter birds thrive. You’ll also find past results, participant photos, and learn how your data supports our understanding of winter birds.
Learn more and participate: https://backyardwinterbirds.nhaudubon.org/
Submit your data: https://backyardwinterbirds.nhaudubon.org/submit-your-data/
Be part of this long-running participatory science project and help support bird conservation in New Hampshire!
Join NH Audubon this winter for the 39th annual Backyard Winter Bird Survey, a statewide participatory science project that invites you to observe and report the birds visiting your backyard. Your observations help track winter bird populations and long-term trends across New Hampshire.
How it works: Watch the birds in your backyard for as long as you’d like during the survey weekend, record the species you see, and submit your observations using the online form. Whether you spend fifteen minutes or several hours, every count makes a difference.
Visit the brand new Backyard Winter Bird Survey website to explore stories of 20 focal species, identification tips, and practical advice on how to help winter birds thrive. You’ll also find past results, participant photos, and learn how your data supports our understanding of winter birds.
Learn more and participate: https://backyardwinterbirds.nhaudubon.org/
Submit your data: https://backyardwinterbirds.nhaudubon.org/submit-your-data/
Be part of this long-running participatory science project and help support bird conservation in New Hampshire!