| On these web pages you will find a guide to using
PigeonWatch with your students or group, as well as activities to help get the most out of
the project. Many of our suggestions
come from group leaders who have conducted PigeonWatch on their own or in programs
associated with museums, science or nature centers, or youth groups.
For more comments and suggestions from our
participants look in our newsletter, Pigeonscope. If you have any hints, ideas, or
suggestions to share, please don’t hesitate to let us know -- see contact information below.
Take a look at PigeonWatch
in Action!
CONDUCTING
PIGEONWATCH
What Do You Know About
Pigeons?
Finding Pigeons
Counting Pigeons With
Groups
Colors of Pigeons
Pigeon Behavior
The Scientific
Process
Pigeon Counts
Courtship Data
GETTING THE MOST FROM PIGEONWATCHING
Make
Use of Local Resources
Activities List
We also have a guide for families doing PigeonWatch. You may want to give these to your
students/group if you plan to have them do some PigeonWatching on their own. Copies are
available upon request.
Contact us
at:
Project PigeonWatch
Cornell Lab of Ornithology
159 Sapsucker Woods Road
Ithaca, NY 14850
<pigeonwatch@cornell.edu>
Learn more about Project PigeonWatch on the
web at http://birds.cornell.edu/ppw.
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Educators' Guides to Project
PigeonWatch
