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Vermont eBird is a collaborative project managed by the Vermont Atlas of Life at the Vermont Center for Ecostudies.
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Explore birds and hotspots near you and wherever you go, all based on the latest sightings from around the world.
Join the world's largest birding community. Every sighting matters. Contribute yours.
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.
For nearly 9 years the Friends of Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge, a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting a better awareness, appreciation, conservation, and responsible utilization of the Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge, has been conducting monthly bird monitoring walks open to the public and sharing them with Vermont eBird. We now welcome them as an official Vermont eBird collaborator, joining VCE and nine other organizations in keeping Vermont eBird strong.
From a tiny Northern Saw-whet Owl in Ripton on January 1st to a Snowy Owl on the Burlington Waterfront on New Year's Eve, Vermont birders scoured fields and fens, mountains and meadows, lakes and lawns to discover as many bird species as possible during the 8th annual Vermont eBird County Quest.
Let 2019 be the year to step up your eBirding. If you have enjoyed tapping into eBird reports from others, contribute your own sightings in 2019.
