See how many migratory birds are passing over your county with new Migration Dashboard feature. Read More “BirdCast now shows real-time bird migration at county level”
Townsend’s Warbler. Photo by Craig Kerns, courtesy Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Migration
Maps from eBird show where to look for interesting birds at different times of year.
See where Green-tailed Towhee were spotted
eBird’s distribution maps show where users spot the towhee in winter and summer. Read More “See where Green-tailed Towhee were spotted”
Spot Red-necked Grebe with help from eBird maps
Distribution maps from eBird show where users have spotted the waterbird in December and June. Read More “Spot Red-necked Grebe with help from eBird maps”
Locate Fox Sparrow with the help of eBird maps
This article shows where eBird users reported the sparrow in October and January over the last 10 years. Read More “Locate Fox Sparrow with the help of eBird maps”
eBird maps show Horned Grebe’s seasonal movements
Distribution maps from eBird show were Horned Grebes occur in October and January. Read More “eBird maps show Horned Grebe’s seasonal movements”
Maps from eBird track Eastern Phoebe
Distribution maps from eBird show where in North America birders have spotted Eastern Phoebes. Read More “Maps from eBird track Eastern Phoebe”
eBird maps show Red-headed Woodpecker movements
Maps from eBird show where Red-headed Woodpecker occur in August and January. Read More “eBird maps show Red-headed Woodpecker movements”
Spot Philadelphia Vireo with help from eBird maps
Maps from eBird show where birders have spotted Philadelphia Vireo in June and January.
Read More “Spot Philadelphia Vireo with help from eBird maps”
Locate Connecticut Warbler with the help of eBird maps
Maps from eBird show where birders may spot Connecticut Warbler in January and June. Read More “Locate Connecticut Warbler with the help of eBird maps”
eBird maps track Black-and-white Warbler
Birders share where they have spotted Black-and-white Warbler with eBird. Read More “eBird maps track Black-and-white Warbler”