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2025 Pollinator Census Counting Form

This is the form to submit pollinator counts for the 2025 Great Southeast Pollinator Census

"*" indicates required fields

Name

First Last

Many schools do not want students submitting their names to online forms. If this is the case, just use the name of the school and student1, student2, etc. If you are putting in a summary of group counts, just put your name.

Email

Number of Counters*

Please enter a number from 1 to 1000.

If you are entering the data for only your count, just put a 1 in this box. If you are entering a summary of counts for a group or classroom, enter the number of counters in that group.

Are you counting in Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, or Alabama?*

Georgia

North Carolina

South Carolina

Florida

Alabama

County of Garden if you counted in GEORGIA*

County of Garden if you counted in NORTH CAROLINA*

County of Garden if you counted in SOUTH CAROLINA*

County of Garden if you counted in FLORIDA*

County of Garden if you counted in ALABAMA*

Street address of garden

This is for garden mapping purposes

City*

Zip Code Where Garden is Located*

How large is your garden?*

Small ( < 1/4 of an acre)

Medium ( >1/4 of an acre but less than 1 acre)

Large (> 1 acre)

If you are counting as part of a school, an event or with a group please list the name or location of the event?

Examples would be at Oak Grove Elementary School, the State Botanical Gardens, with Douglas County 4-H group, at Hamilton Gardens, etc.

Date of Count*

August 22nd (Friday)

August 23rd (Saturday)

August 24th (Sunday – rain date)

Time at the start of your count*

Hours

:

Minutes

AM/PM

Air temperature at time of counting (in Fahrenheit)*

Please enter a number from 55 to 110.

If you are entering a summary of counts for a group, please give a best guess of the temperature when most counters were counting.

Weather conditions at the time of counting*

Sunny

Partly Cloudy

Cloudy

Rainy

If you are entering a summary of counts for a group, please give the average weather conditions during the counting time.

Common name of pollinator plant used for counting*

Giving the correct plant name is important here. If entering a summary of data for a group of counters, please list the plants here.

Scientific name of pollinator plant used for counting (if known).

The Count

Remember to count the number of times an insect lands on your chosen plant.

Total Number of Carpenter Bees Seen*

Please enter a number greater than or equal to 0.

Total Number of Bumble Bees Seen*

Please enter a number greater than or equal to 0.

Total Number of Honey Bees Seen*

Please enter a number greater than or equal to 0.

Total Number of Small Bees Seen*

Please enter a number greater than or equal to 0.

Total Number of Wasps Seen*

Please enter a number greater than or equal to 0.

Total Number of Flies Seen*

Please enter a number greater than or equal to 0.

Total Number of Butterflies/Moths Seen*

Please enter a number greater than or equal to 0.

Total Number of Other Insects Seen*

Please enter a number greater than or equal to 0.

Are there honey bee hives within 5 miles of your garden?*

I don’t know

Yes

No

Did you create or add to a pollinator garden in preparation for this census?*

Yes

No

If you are an educator did you include the census as part of a STEM/STEAM program?

Yes

No

Did participating in the census change your understanding of the benefits provided by insects that visit your garden?*

Yes, very much

Yes, moderately so

Undecided

No, not very much

No, not at all

Please give us one fantastic fact that you learned by participating in the census!

Please give us any suggestions on how we could improve the census!

Comments

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