Results

Tufted Titmouse in Canada by Nancy C / Macaulay Library.

Below are resources to explore current and past results of the annual bird count. We also provide a step-by-step guide for how to explore local results.

2025 Final Results

In a word, unbelievable! At a time when the world feels fractured, we demonstrated that we can and will come together for the birds. Collectively, we found 8,078 species of the world’s known species, that is 158 more than in 2024. Hundreds of thousands of people from all over the world were birding during those four days in February. Our whole is more powerful than the sum of the parts.

Bonaparte’s Gull by Mason Currier / Macaulay Library.

Search Local Results

While the world comes together for the birds during GBBC, sometimes it’s fun to review the accomplishments of your local community. Follow this step-by-step guide to learn how to search for results from your community.

Beverly School in Kenya, Africa, participating in GBBC.

Past Results

Every year The Great Backyard Bird Count grows. Our annual results reveal the impressive changes over time, from number of participants around the world, the number of birds counted, and many more inspiring statistics.

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