United States
- Alaska Bird Observatory, Alaska
- Biocore Prairie Bird Observatory, Wisconsin
- Black Swamp Bird Observatory, Ohio
- Braddock Bay Bird Observatory, New York
- Cape May Bird Observatory, New Jersey
- Cape Romain Bird Observatory, South Carolina
- Chipper Woods Bird Observatory, Indiana
- Coastal Virginia Wildlife Observatory, Virginia
- Derby Hill Bird Observatory, New York
- Golden Gate Raptor Observatory, California
- Great Basin Bird Observatory, Nevada
- Gulf Coast Bird Observatory, Texas
- Hawk Mountain Sanctuary, Pennsylvania
- Hawk Ridge Bird Observatory, Minnesota
- Hornsby Bend Bird Observatory, Texas
- Humboldt Bay Bird Observatory, California
- Idaho Bird Observatory, Idaho
- Klamath Bird Observatory, Oregon
- Manomet Center for Conservation Sciences, Massachusetts
- Point Reyes Bird Observatory, California
- Powdermill Avian Research Center, Pennsylvania
- Rio Grande Valley Bird Observatory, Texas
- Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory, Colorado
- Rouge River Bird Observatory, Michigan
- San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory, California
- Sand Bluff Bird Observatory, Illinois
- Sandy Hook Bird Observatory, New Jersey
- Southeastern Arizona Bird Observatory, Arizona
- The Institute for Bird Populations, California
- Whitefish Point Bird Observatory, Michigan
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