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Count Circles, Codes, and Compilers in the 117Th Christmas Bird Count Count Circles, Codes, and Compilers in the 117th Christmas Bird Count Our sincere thanks go to each and every Christmas Bird Count compiler, whose field and organizational skills make the CBC happen each season. To contact your local compiler, or the compiler of a count in an area you will be visiting during the holiday season, please go to the CBC web page at www.christmasbirdcount.org and click on the “Join the Christmas Bird Count” link. Bahamas (BA) BAAO Abaco Island, Bahamas Elwood Bracey BACB Charlie's Blue Hole, Andros, Bahamas Carlene Woods BAGR Grand Bahama Island, Bahamas Bruce Purdy BANA North Abaco, Bahamas Elwood Bracey BANP New Providence Island, Bahamas Neil McKinney BASC Staniard Creek, Andros Island, Bahamas Latia Smith BAWE West End, Grand Bahama, Bahamas Bruce Purdy Barbados (BB) BBBA Barbados, West Indies John L Webster Robert Norton Bermuda (BE) BEBE Bermuda Andrew Dobson Belize (BL) BLBC Belize City, Belize Roni Martinez Philip Balderamos Dominique Lizama BLBE Belmopan, Belize Roni Martinez Philip Balderamos Dominique Lizama BLCB Cockscomb Basin, Belize Roni Martinez Philip Balderamos Dominique Lizama BLGJ Gallon Jug, Belize Roni Martinez BLPG Punta Gorda, Belize Lee Jones Brazil (BR) BRMC Manaus-Camp 41, Amazonas, Brazil Ingrid Macedo BRMD Manaus (Ducke), Amazonas, Brazil Ingrid Macedo BRME Manaus (east), Amazonas, Brazil Ingrid Macedo BRMT Manaus-Towers, Amazonas, Brazil Ingrid Macedo BRRE Recife, Pernambuco, Brazil Charles Avenengo Canada Alberta (AB) ABAT Athabasca Harvey Scott Wayne Brehaut Evelyn Scott ABBC Banff-Canmore Heather Dempsey Ethan Denton ABBE Bergthal Don James Jayne and Doug Carlielle and Shaw Bryan and Susan Isaac Linda and Jerry Neumiller Bob Peel ABBR Brule Beth MacCallum ABBU Buffalo Lake Chris Pfeifle ABBV Beaverlodge Joan E. Kerr ABCA Calgary Phillip Cram ABCK Cold Lake Ted Hindmarch ABCM Camrose Glen Hvenegaard ABCR Crowsnest Pat Lucas Merilyn Liddell ABDC Devon-Calmar Doug Macaulay Ian Tichkowsky ABDI Dinosaur P.P. Yousif Attia ABEA Elnora Judy Boyd ABED Edmonton Kim Blomme ABEI Elk Island N.P. Gwynne Hayward ABFM Fort McMurray Christine Godwin ABFS Fort Saskatchewan Art Hughes ABGP Grande Prairie Joan E. 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