With this large response the RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch is looking like it will be one of the largest yet, with 5m birds already tabulated with much larger figures anticipated to be on their way.

Experts will soon start to analyze the data in order to study the trends of garden birds with an early prognosis of how the cold spell has affected the birds this year.

Those who still have their records are asked to turn them in as soon as possible.

RSPB is still looking for more records because the more that are received the higher the accuracy level of their analysis.  The birds were officially counted back on the last two days of January.

Due to the large surge of interest from the public the RSPB has been able to pass its first milestone adding 100,000 signatures to their ‘Letter to the Future’ which is pleads with politicians to work towards preserving nature for future generations.

Head of sustainable development at RSPB, Martin Harper, stated that the amount of support offered is overwhelming and that it signifies that people care about the world that surrounds them.  He continued to say that due to the fact this is a general election year it is important that the public send a clear notice of what they care about to the future leaders of government.

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