The bears have already done their counting for the RSPB Big Garden Bird Watch this year. They chose to do it while it wasn't raining or snowing, hoping that would mean that they would see more birds who, if they are anything like bears, would otherwise be snuggled up in the warmth of their nests until the weather was better.
The Big Garden Bird Watch is the world's largest wildlife survey and has been going for over forty years!
The RSPB is the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds and all the information everyone provides each year from the Bird Watch will tell them which birds are thriving and which birds might need a helping hand. Last year the top ten birds counted were: house sparrow, starling, blue tit, wood pigeon, blackbird, goldfinch, great tit, robin, long-tailed tit, and magpie.
