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Port Stephens locals invited to again look up and count our birds

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  • Port Stephens residents are being urged to take part in this year's Aussie Bird Count, running from 19 to 25 October. Participants spend 20 minutes recording birds in their backyard, a local park, bushland or along the waterfront.
  • Last year, 680 surveys across the area recorded 188 bird species. Rainbow Lorikeets, Noisy Miners and Australian Magpies were the most frequently seen birds.
  • BirdLife Australia says smaller garden birds are declining nationally, while larger, more adaptable species are increasing. Residents can register free at aussiebirdcount.org.au.
Port Stephens locals invited to again look up and count our birds
Photo: Port Stephens Community

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