Celebrate Spring with Exciting Birding Prizes!

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Blue-gray Gnatcatcher by Mollie Ficker / Macaulay Library.

Spring is blooming and we're celebrating with an exciting giveaway! Enter for your chance to win the Ultimate Spring Birdwatching Bundle.

Hello Friend,

We're gearing up for spring in the Northern Hemisphere. Birds are singing, leaves are budding, and nests are filling with eggs on our Cornell Lab Bird Cams! To celebrate this special season, Bird Cams is offering one lucky winner the chance to enjoy spring birding at its best with the Ultimate Birdwatching Bundle, including a pair of brand-new pair of ZEISS binoculars!

The grand-prize bundle is valued at over $500, and it also includes premium bird-feeding products from Wild Birds Unlimited and birding resources from the Cornell Lab. We’ll also award seven bird-themed runner-up prizes. All you need to do is enter for your chance to win!

Submit your entry before midnight on April 23 for your chance to win the bundle, or any of the seven runner-up prizes. While you're there, let us know what you're looking forward to this spring. We can't wait for fuzzy owlets and hatchling hawks to arrive on our nest cams!

Head to the Contest Page

Here are just a few of the exciting prizes up for grabs:

ZEISS Terra ED 8x42 binoculars
Gift certificates to Wild Birds Unlimited
The Backyard Birdsong Guide from the Cornell Lab
Bird Academy's The Hidden World of Nests and Eggs course

See full prize details on the contest page. All winners will be selected randomly from those who enter. Best of luck!

Enjoy Spring with the Cornell Lab Bird Cams🌸

Red-winged Blackbirds on the Cornell FeederWatch Cam.

Cornell Lab FeederWatch Cam

Springtime at the Cornell Lab often means lots of Red-winged Blackbirds! We love tuning in to their pretty calls as they drop by the Cornell Lab's feeder garden in Sapsucker Woods. Tune in see them snag a snack. You might even spot a few fledgling birds begging for food this spring!

Athena and her owlets at the Great Horned Owl nest. Photo courtesy of the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center.

Great Horned Owl Cam

Great Horned Owl "Athena" is incubating two eggs on the Wildflower Center Great Horned Owl cam. Tune in to this cam at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center in Austin, Texas, for a chance to peer in to an owl nest and watch the owlets grow! We could see hatchlings as early as April 7.

Big Red tends to her eggs on the Red-tailed Hawk Cam.

Cornell Red-tailed Hawk Cam

Nesting season is off to an ambitious start at the Red-tailed Hawk Cam. Cam star "Big Red" has laid four eggs this spring! Get a glimpse into the life of these raptors as they nest high above the athletic fields of Cornell University. We anticipate the first chick could hatch around April 29.

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