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What's your latest life bird? What bird lists do you care about? eBird tallies them for you and archives your photos and sounds—all for free.
Advancing science and conservation
Your sightings contribute to hundreds of conservation decisions and peer-reviewed papers, thousands of student projects, and help inform bird research worldwide.
What if we could learn how to best conserve bird populations throughout their entire migratory cycle—from breeding to wintering, and everything in between? A paper published this week in the journal Nature Communications does just that—using eBird sightings to prioritize conservation across the entire Western Hemisphere.
Last May, more than 30,000 people took to fields and forests around the world, recording more than 7,000 species in a single day—Global Big Day. We put up big numbers in Vermont too with over 100 bird watchers reporting 173 species and over 550 complete checklists.
From the first day of 2019 when eBirders reported an incredible 73 bird species, to the discovery of a Say’s Phoebe (a rare visitor) in late November, Vermont birders scoured fields and fens, mountains and meadows, lakes and lawns to find as many bird species as possible during the 9th annual Vermont eBird County Quest. In the […]
