Pre-Registeration Application For a New Butterfly Count

This application may be emailed (we recommend you print a copy of the filled out form first) to the NABA Count Program by clicking on the “Submit Form” button at the bottom of the form below or by mailing a printed copy of the form along with a map of the count circle (described below) to NABA, 4 Delaware Rd., Morristown, NJ 07960. Please be sure to keep a copy of your information as you will be asked to enter it online along with your count results. All new counts must be submitted to NABA online at www.butterflycounts.org.

Please note you must also supply a map of the Count Circle (Please include a good map (electronic or paper) with the entire count circle drawn on it. See our map tools for tips on how to generate a map electronically. You may send the electronic map to counts@naba.org. If sending a paper copy please mail it to NABA, 4 Delaware Rd., Morristown, NJ 07960)

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Password^*
Password must be at least 7 characters long.
Enter password again^*
Password must be at least 7 characters long.
Email^*
Compiler Name^*
Address^*
City^*
State/Province^*
Postal Code^*
Name of Count (should be geographic in nature and indicate largest or most significant portion of the count circle. If the count circle falls within most of a county, then a count name is a good choice; if the count is on public land, use the name of the site (such as a national forest). When in doubt, consider using a name that designates a large publicly accessible area)^*
Latitude (in decimal degrees, e.g. 26.1765)^*
Longitude (in decimal degrees, e.g. -96.3660^*
Count Circle Description (Describe the count center in words, as exactly as possible)^*
Includes (please enter any significant named areas in circle that will be counted)^*
Habitats (please enter habitats that will actually be covered on the count. For example, pine-oak forest, successional fields, sagebrush flats, subalpine meadows, salt marsh, etc)^*
Uses of Land (within the count circle actually counted. For example, cattle grazing, public recreations, town center, forestry, agriculture, private gardens, etc.)^*
Your Experience with Butterfly Identification (important compiler is familiar with identification characteristics, flight periods, and ranges of butterflies in the count area, and how to use a field guide to determine these. Please brielfy describe your relevant experience)^*
Projected Count Date(s) (count circle can be counted as many as 3 times per year: Spring, Summer, Fall)^*
Anticipated Number of Participants (Count MUST HAVE a MINIMUM of 4 participants and 6 party-hours)^*

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