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Christmas Bird Count Teams

Join a team for this year's Eastside Audubon Christmas Bird Count, then find out what to bring with you on count day.

Join a Christmas Bird Count Team

Explore the count areas below, then choose the one where you want to bird for the CBC. To join a team, please get in touch with the leader for the area you've chosen. Your team leader will give you detailed instructions about when and where to meet.

Be sure to check What to Bring on Count Day.

Team leaders: Please see information below.

 

East Lake Sammamish TrailTim McGruder

Tim McGruder: 425-822-8580
tmcgruder@gmail.com

 

East Snoqualmie ValleyJoyce Meyer

Joyce Meyer: 425-868-7986
meyer2j@aol.com

 

Fall City - Preston

Kathy Andrich: 206-390-3159
chukarbird@yahoo.com

 

Lake Sammamish State Park - Cougar Mountain - IssaquahMartyn Stewart

Martyn Stewart: 425-836-3849
mstew@naturesound.org

 

Marymoor Park - Ames LakeBrian Bell

Brian Bell: 425-485-8058
bellasoc@isomedia.com

 

Pine Lake PlateauJim Rettig

Jim Rettig: 425-402-1833
jrettigtanager@frontier.com

 

West Lake Sammamish ParksMaryFrances Mathis

MaryFrances Mathis: 425-803-3026
mf.mathis@comcast.net

 

West Snoqualmie ValleyHugh Jennings

Hugh Jennings: 425-746-6351
h2ouzel@comcast.net

 

What to Bring on Count Day

  • Comfortable shoes or boots
  • Warm clothing, with layers for changeable weather
  • Water and hot drinks
  • Lunch and snacks
  • Binoculars and/or a spotting scope

 

CBC Resources

Eastside Audubon Count Circle Map

Eastside Audubon's Eight CBC Areas

Car Sign

Route Data and Sign-in Sheet

 

Team Leader Information

Your team packet includes your sign-in sheet, count recording form, car sign, map, and driving directions.

For a copy of the recording form that you can print out, please email Hugh Jennings.

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