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How many bird species can we photograph in one day if we all work together? More than 150? That’s the goal!

Join Kitty O’Neil and Bill Pelletier for the Bird Photo Big Day on Saturday, September 18th to support San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory (SFBBO).

This Fall’s Theme: A Day In The Life of a Bird! Snap pictures of birds: birds having family time, dinner time, playtime, and even a date night. Preening to get ready for work. On the commute. Getting children fed. Siesta time.

 

Spot Turkey Vultures being the road clean-up crew - take a shot, send it in, and we’ve got a species to add to the count. A Black Phoebe on a No Parking sign is working traffic enforcement. A Double-Crested Cormorant with its wings outstretched is preaching it. So pull out your phone and capture that moment. Any camera will do, and every bird counts!


SFBBO is also having a little photo contest in addition to the Bird Photo Big Day Count:

Photo Contest Categories

Best Bird At Work

Best Bird In Flight

Best Backyard Bird Photo

Best Group Shot

Funniest Photo

Read all about it on the SFBBO site: Bird Photo Big Day. Donate $25. All Bay Area counties* are fair game.

*The Bird Photo Big Day includes the counties that are around the bay and that SFBBO does bird surveys in: Santa Clara, San Mateo, San Francisco, Marin, Contra Costa, Alameda, and Santa Cruz.