National Bird Day 5th January

NATIONAL BIRD DAY

Bird lovers and bird watchers and nature lovers, in the entire country, recognize National Bird Day on January 5th. Nature lovers mark the day in recognition of the protection and conservation of bird species.

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For Bird Lovers

There are two types of birds, the captive and the free wild birds. Both need the required protection and survival.

According to Born Free USA, nearly 12 percent of the world’s almost 10,000 bird species are in danger of extinction.

Join over half a million avian admirers celebrating National Bird Day through a bevy of activities.

bird-watching
studying birds
educating others
Other bird-related activities
A particularly important National Bird Day activity is bird adoption. According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution newspaper article, many bird enthusiasts celebrate by adopting birds on this day. They also educate future bird owners about the special issues involved with taking care of birds, including the “proper care, cleanup, noise and biting, feeding, diet and their need for daily interaction.”

OBSERVE NATIONAL BIRD DAY

celebrate this day with activities like —

Bird identification, visiting your neighborhood.
Keeping bird feeder
Enhance the attraction of your backyard.
Donate to a bird sanctuary.
While you’re learning about all the fantastic species, visit an aviary. Also, a botanical garden, zoo, or conservation area may offer close-up viewing of some of the more exotic species you’ve never seen before.
Involve children in bird-watching activities.

Invite someone to join you so you can share the experience.

Also, as always, use #NationalBirdDay to post on social media.

It’s the day when the weather is very conducive for birds, being not much hot and not much rainy birds can fly freely in the high sky.

NATIONAL BIRD DAY HISTORY

In 2002, Born Free USA, in coordination with the Avian Welfare Coalition, launched the first annual National Bird Day to promote avian awareness.

UK Bird Day

Since 1979, bird lovers in the United Kingdom have taken part in the annual Big Garden Birdwatch. In the annual event coordinated by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, up to half a million people spend an hour counting birds. In 2009 the Big Garden Birdwatch was referred to as “Bird Day” The Scotsman newspaper.

FAQs for Birds watching

Q when is Bird Day celebrated in India?

A It is celebrated on 5th January every year.

Q who started Bird day celebration?

A Charles Almanzo Babcock, Oil City, Pennsylvania Superintendent of Schools, established the first Bird Day in 1894. It was also the first holiday in the United States dedicated to the celebration of birds. Babcock founded the day, observed annually on May 4th, to advance bird conservation as a moral value.

Q why is India called Golden Bird?

A India is called “Bird of Gold” in ancient times as India was rich in resources which led favorable trade in India. India received Gold and silver against the export of goods and it accumulated gold from all over the world.

Q Can anyone participate in National Bird Day?

A. Yes. You don’t need many supplies to start bird watching. A set of binoculars, a notebook, and a bird identification book are really all you need.

Q Does it matter where I go to bird watch?
A. No. Birds live in many different habitats. Start watching from your home, whether in the city or the country. Take walks, visit state and national parks, local trails, and more.

Q Are there other bird days on the calendar?
A. Yes! Check these fun days out: