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We have recently made the decision to keep 2 state-based eBird portals for Maine. Although having 2 portals for entering Maine eBird records may seem confusing, deciding which portal to use is quite simple. If your checklist includes one or more species with a breeding code of Confirmed, Probable, or Possible, enter the entire checklist in the Maine […]
The Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife is pleased to announce that the Maine Breeding Bird Atlas has launched! Over the next 5 years, we hope that you will contribute your breeding bird observations to the Atlas effort using the “Maine Bird Atlas” eBird portal.
A new issue of the Maine Bird Atlas’ newsletter, Black-capped Chronicle, is now available! Topics include: Nearing the Finish Line… with Pride Celebrating Our Volunteers Priorities for Final Winter Season Winter Atlasing Primer Winter Challenges Building Blocks: Uses of Atlas Data Atlas Timeline/Roadmap Read the issue here: Black-capped Chronicle Issue 11 Winter 2022-23
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