The cardinal is an Alabama standout. Here's the other birds that are most commonly reported by Alabama birdwatchers:
Project FeederWatch, a citizen science project where participants collect data on birds at their feeders, was founded in Ontario by Erica Dunn and the Long Point Bird Observatory in 1976. The project partnered with the Cornell Lab of Ornithology after 10 years to scale the project across the U.S. and Canada and now has over 20,000 participants.
The data Project FeederWatch collects is used by scientists to understand trends in bird populations. If you would like to participate as a FeederWatcher you can learn more about the projectThe female Eastern bluebird munches on a mealworm she got from the male bird. Bob Walker photo. Bob Walker photo.- States with the highest percent of sites visited
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