Amazing Nature Contest: Thematic Challenge - #2/1/22 EVALUATION

(Google translate from Czech)

I'm pleasantly surprised. This challenge required your patience and commitment :-). Thanks to the competition articles, we obtained a sample of the bird population from Ukraine, South Africa and India.

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Greetings to all fans of Amazing Nature Community.

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Sometimes we will definitely repeat this topic :-). Maybe in the fall. The number of small birds is declining worldwide, especially in areas with human settlements.

But let's focus on competition articles. The articles are very interesting and if you haven't read them, I recommend you read them.

It is no less interesting that after a long time, more jurors evaluated the discord than there were competitors :-).

However, you are not interested in my speeches, but in the evaluation of articles. Here is the order of the competitors as determined by the jury:

First prize ... @joanstewart




Second prize ... @nelinoeva




Honorable mention







Special thanks to the jury consisting of:



Congratulations to the winners and thank you all for the overview of birds in their region :-)




... @farmlife @jlufer, @joanstewart, @qwerrie, @nelinoeva, @adalger, @birjudanak Clickable banner by @barbara-orenya


Amazing Nature Community regularly appreciates your articles and photos.
Therefore, pay attention

• a regular competition organized by the @adalger community leader
• Amazing Nature Curation articles written by @redheadpei, @oscurity, @nelinoeva, @jlufer community moderators
• news in the field of nature from the moderator @juanbg
• THEMATIC CHALLENGE from @bucipuci

The Amazing Nature Community team is pleased with your interest in nature and welcomes all ORIGINAL articles and photos. At the same time, however, he points out that there is no place in the community for PLAGIATES.

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