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â Well hello there. This is a tumblr created for the use of our Biology Performance Task. â The purpose of this blog is to inform people on various birds, mainly about their interesting adaptations. â.PARSED CONTENT
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Last year, I participated in a fun and very useful bird count project, Project FeederWatch. Project FeederWatch is sponsored by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology and Bird Studies Canada. The scientists at these organizations use the information provided by participants to study the distribution of bird populations. Season of Project FeederWatch starts onNovember 12,2011 and endsApril 6, 2012. If you love to watch birds, put your hobby to scientific use.
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