Friday, April 29, 2022

Join Birds Caribbean’s 2022 Global Big Day Celebration with Our Team


Global Big Day—the biggest birding day of the year, is just a few days away.  Again this year we are joining Birds Caribbean in its annual Global Big Day fundraiser.   This fun virtual team event pit together multi-national teams in a friendly competitive birding event in an effort to raise funds for a Caribbean Conservation, etc. This year's efforts will be geared towards raising funds to provide travel scholarships for Caribbean nationals to attend the AOS & BC Joint Conference in Puerto Rico this June

Last year our small team The Bajan Birders, made up of birders from Barbados and one from St. Lucia, not only had fun but also assisted in raising funds and won a few awards. 



Teammate Jerome Foster, of St. Lucia, who was only able to bird a few hours in the morning won the Life in the Wild category with “American Kestrels Mating”



and third in Best Bird Photo with an Immature Little Blue Heron.



Yours truly was awarded the Best Shorebird with an image of a Ruddy Turnstone in breeding plumage.

In all, our 9-member Bajan Birders team saw 61 species across two countries, including 8 West Indies endemic species.


This year we want to double all of those numbers, have a greater international presence and raise funds of well over $100. 

To emphasize our goal, the team was renamed “Bajan Birders & Friends”, and invitations to join our team were extended to birders across the globe.
You can join the effort by joining our team. To do that:

  • Just follow this link  
  • Click the “JOIN A TEAM” button below the Global Big Day graphic on this page and follow the wizard.
  • On Global Big Day, May 14, share your ebird checklist with the username “BCGBDBajanBirders”.  
  • Make sure to also upload your media - images and audio files.

To donate

  • Follow this link
  • Simply click the yellow donate button at the top of the page and follow the wizard.
  • You can donate without joining the team.
Come bird with us, donate and have lots of fun.
Stay safe and enjoy your birding.

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