Christmas Bird Count Results - 2009

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La Crosse 2009 Christmas Bird Count - Summary

Saturday, December 19, 2009




Final Results
Check our CBC page for final results

And this, from Dan Jackson:

Despite the impression by many that birds were scarce, we counted 9,907 individual birds of 60 species on count day and had 1 count week addition for a total of 61 species. This is an increase of over 3,000 birds from last year (although the weather was much more conducive to counting this year).Thanks to everyone for all of your effort!!
Dan Jackson, President
Coulee Region Audubon Society
La Crosse, WI

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