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Results from the 2009 World Series of Birding!
 

The Cornell Lab of Ornithology's Team Sapsucker won the Stearns Award for best out-of-state team with 221 species--8 species shy of the overall winners, the Delaware Valley Ornithological Club's Lagerhead Shrikes. The Lab's student team, The Redheads, won the Cape May County division with 187 species, beating their previous record by 3. The Sapsuckers and Redheads have raised $196,000 for bird conservation, thanks to the uncommon generosity of Cornell Lab members, friends, and eBirders. Help the teams reach their goal to surpass the $200,000 mark, their record from last year! Every cent goes directly to bird conservation programs and student training, thanks to sponsor Swarovski Optik.

 

 

 

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 To make a donation in support of Team Sapsucker or The Redheads student team, click on the button at left.

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 Invite your family, friends, and colleagues to support the cause! Use our easy tool to set up a personal web page that you can email to friends, encouraging them to give a gift. 

Click the button above to give it a try—after all, it’s easier than crisscrossing New Jersey for 24 hours in search of birds! As an added incentive, the top five people who raise the most funds from their fundraising page will receive an autographed copy of Birdscapes.

Questions? If you have any questions or need help setting up your fundraising page, contact us at any time.  

Thank you for your tremendous support of conservation, our Big Day teams, and the Cornell Lab of Ornithology!

 

 

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