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Let’s mobilize the worldwide boating community to appreciate and document their bird sightings. Long-distance cruisers can provide seldom-recorded data. Read More. There are many ways to participate: on your own boat, in a group with a long-distance rally, or as a researcher hitching a boat ride. Read More. Want tips on field guides or apps?
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There are many ways to enjoy birding aboard. Begin by reading about birding from a cruising boat with the articles and blogs. Whether you’re a beginner or advanced birder, a coastal or offshore boater, make an effort to participate for some block of time during each transit or passage. How-to information, including downloads for kids aboard and rallies, is all included here. Our participation has spanned over 100 degrees of latitude!
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There are many ways to enjoy birding aboard. Begin by reading about birding from a cruising boat. Take a look at the articles and blogs on the SeaBC Sea Bird Count. Whether you’re a beginner or advanced birder, a coastal or offshore boater, make an effort to participate in the SeaBC during each transit or passage. How-to information, including downloads for kids aboard and rallies, is all included here.
SeaBC How to Participate | Birding Aboard
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You are the eyes on the water for bird conservationso make your ocean bird sightings part of something larger! BirdLife International estimates one-third of seabirds are now vulnerable or globally endangered. Birding Aboard is a citizen-science project organized by a group of long-distance birding sailors from around the world. Data goes to eBird. A worldwide resource for scientists and conservation groups. Rally organizers, promote the event to your fleet! You don't need to be an expert to participate!
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Please send us your seabird or hitchhiker photos then check back to see if your photo is included in our gallery! Be sure to include your boat name, date of the sighting, and the latitude/longitude or approximate location. You don’t need to identify the bird, and it doesn’t need to be a National Geographic photo. The goal is to share a variety of species and locations, and to convey the actual conditions of birdwatching aboard a cruising boat. On the gunwale of m/v Knotty Dog. Jayne Hemmerich. Using a bo...
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Let’s mobilize the worldwide boating community to appreciate and document their bird sightings. Long-distance cruisers can provide seldom-recorded data. Read More. There are many ways to participate: on your own boat, in a group with a long-distance rally, or as a researcher hitching a boat ride. Read More. Want tips on field guides or apps?
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Birding Aboard “SeaBC” Has Sailors Reporting Unusual Birds « ABA Blog
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Bird of the Year. Birding Aboard “SeaBC” Has Sailors Reporting Unusual Birds. On August 5, 2015. Word is getting out among sailors worldwide to help report back on the birds they see at sea and they are spotting some unusual birds, from the Caribbean to the Indian Ocean to the Arctic’s Northwest Passage. The SeaBC is a citizen science project coordinated by long-distance birdwatching sailors from around the world. Reports are contributed to Cornell University’s eBird database. Circumnavigator Ellen Masse...
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Only in current section. The global site for cruising sailors. Noonsite.com Terms of Use. Southampton, U.K: Boat Show Sept 16th to 25th 2016. Birding Aboard SeaBC Has Sailors Reporting Unusual Birds. Birding Aboard SeaBC Has Sailors Reporting Unusual Birds. Aug 11, 2015 04:16 PM. Word is getting out among sailors worldwide to help report back on the birds they see at sea - and they are spotting some unusual birds, from the Caribbean to the Indian Ocean to the Arctic’s Northwest Passage. The reports and p...
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Karen and Jim's Excellent Adventure. A peppy periodical on a peripatetic perambulation under sail. Here you will find. We hope you enjoy reading about our adventures as much as we enjoy having them. (And there will be more.) We don't post every day, but do post a large one every few weeks. The Crew, The Boat, The Voyage. Where Is Sockdolager Now? Love Letter to Port Townsend. Fiddly Bits: Making life on a small boat safer and more comfortable. Karen Sullivan and Jim Heumann. View my complete profile.
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Monday, 9 May 2016. Tittesworth And The Moor. Tuesday, 26 April 2016. I managed a couple of hours out early Sunday morning. Tittesworth very little had changed although i did see 6 wild Barnacle Geese! A run around the Roaches got me a female Ring Ouzel although it was very flighty. Else where up the moors only a Tree Pipit new in. A great sound when in full song. Wednesday, 20 April 2016. Last Couple of Weeks. Friday, 10 July 2015. Wednesday, 17 June 2015. Tittesworth and Gun hill. Tuesday, 9 June 2015.
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Let’s mobilize the worldwide boating community to appreciate and document their bird sightings. Long-distance cruisers can provide seldom-recorded data. Read More. There are many ways to participate: on your own boat, in a group with a long-distance rally, or as a researcher hitching a boat ride. Read More. Want tips on field guides or apps?
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First Birding Day in Ten Days. Took a bunch of shots of the Thick-billed and they were all crappy. I wanted to put one up, so I took the best of the worst and sharpened and highlighted. My Barra de Navidad list is near the top of the blog under 'Pages' for anyone who wants to see possibilities for the area. I have not even taken a panga or dinghy trip to the end of the lagoon- that would be an interesting day. Links to this post. The closest I could come was Montezuma's Cattleheart (. Links to this post.
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Birding and wildlife watching - about the place, many places in fact. Sunday, 7 October 2007. Madeira - Day 6. For our last day in Madeira we decided on a short walk close to the hotel before packing up. We came across a large group of (Atlantic) Canaries. Just before the wine shop to which we were headed:. I'm not sure if I'll go back to Madeira. If I did I'd go in late April probably, to take in the breeding sea-birds, having pre. Booked ferry tickets for Porto Santos and a day trip out to the Ihlas.
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Birding About Northumberland
Thursday, 18 August 2011. 3 Whimbrel flew in which was nice, there was a discussion about these as well as someone thought they were Curlew but I'm sticking with my initial ID of Whimbrel. Also on the pond I came across 3 oddities, I think they might be Pochard but any correction greatly received. Wednesday, 17 August 2011. 1/2 hour at Druridge. Saturday, 13 August 2011. Spotted Redshank - What a beauty. Cking couple of hours. Thursday, 2 June 2011. Monday, 30 May 2011. Friday, 29 April 2011. Hauxley Nat...
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Birding About the Bush
Wednesday, June 6, 2012. Blue cranes in the Graaff-Reinet district. This article was written on July 16, 2005. (To see the images larger, please press shift and left click.). Karoo splendour. The view from our accommodation on the farm, Groenvlei. The air was perfectly still, the mid-winter sky a cloudless blue. Then we heard it: a clucking, chuckling sound, coming from the heavens. My photos of Graaff-Reinet have also disappeared. This drawing of Retief House Museum I did in the 1980s. A pied starling (...
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