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A lot happens from day to day at eBird (www.ebird.org) and we want to share it with you! We've created this blog to enhance our ability to connect with our users, to address issues that arise from time to time, and to harness the power of the eBird community to better define the future direction of the project.
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Chip Notes - eBird Buzz: "Summer" Bird Movements
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Wednesday, July 28, 2010. I've mentioned on cayugabirds and Chip Notes that I have been taking part in the eBird Site Survey where I try to do the same counts as often as I can. This means that I watch from my yard most mornings for thirty minutes and have spent most evenings on the deck. I also do a couple loops through Monkey Run at least once a week. Hooded Merganser (13 July). Black-billed Cuckoo (14 July). Solitary Sandpiper (15 July). Chimney Swift (19 July). Least Flycatcher (18 July). The intent ...
Chip Notes - eBird Buzz: eBird animated occurrence maps -- first batch
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Monday, December 6, 2010. EBird animated occurrence maps - first batch. Spoiler alert: if you like quizzes, and want to figure out this map quiz before seeign a list of potential answers, go to our homepage story. We are excited to announce our new " Occurrence Maps. Feature, which you can find under the About eBird tab or through links from the new story on the homepage. We have released a few of these in the past, but thanks to a grant from TeraGrid. Brown-headed Nuthatch (not animated). All of us at e...
Chip Notes - eBird Buzz: January 2010
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Tuesday, January 26, 2010. The grand plan for 'eBird Alerts'. We recently launched a new service called 'eBird Alerts'. The first alert we have available is the "ABA Rarities" alert, which lists all of the rarities reported in the ABA area of Code 3 and higher. This simple feed will keep you up to date on all the rare birds seen recently, like the Ivory Gull in Georgia (! Or the first North American record of Amazon Kingfisher from TX a few days ago. Brian, Chris, and Marshall. Wednesday, January 20, 2010.
Chip Notes - eBird Buzz: February 2010
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Wednesday, February 24, 2010. Feedback on 'State Needs Alerts'. Yesterday we launched the next wave of eBird alerts- the State Needs Alerts. The goal of these alerts is to send you notification on birds being reported in a given state, that you have not yet personally reported to eBird- essentially comparing your lists with all the new reports being submitted on a daily basis. See news item here: http:/ ebird.org/content/ebird/news/state needs alert. Brian and Team eBird. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
Chip Notes - eBird Buzz: October 2009
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Saturday, October 24, 2009. Our eBird bloggers include some of our most active, committed, and tech-savvy eBirders. It is this last element that we'd like to draw upon in this post, since it is really a call for help. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Croton Cackler | Warblings
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ABA Life List (523). Chronicles of high school bird watching from NY, CT and beyond. Laquo; Audio Quiz! February 28, 2011 by Benjamin Van Doren. Yesterday afternoon (2/27) I stumbled across a Cackling Goose. Cackling Goose (center) with Canada Geese. A much smaller bird overall, with a stubby beak, shorter neck, and lighter back coloration (hard to see in this photo). Posted in New York. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Recent Ye...
Arctic Smoke Signals: September 2010
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Odd postings from the far North. Wednesday, September 29, 2010. We have four species of lousewort (Pedicularis) growing around our home here in the Colville Delta. With the different species we get a blooming period from early June through late August, and even a few stragglers into September if it is a warm summer. The habitat varies from dry polygon ridges to wet sedge meadows; all lousewort are edible though some have a tap root too small to be of much interest. One last photo showing a yellow Capitat...
Arctic Smoke Signals: June 2013
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Odd postings from the far North. Tuesday, June 18, 2013. Halos, Fog Bows, and Light Pillars. Water droplets do not freeze at zero Celsius and so unlike a rainbow, you can have fog bows forming in temperatures below freezing. Photo on the left is a sunlight fog bow in early October arcing over our Homestead. The second photo on the right shows a lunar fog bow with a hint of aurora borealis in the night sky. Sun and Light Pillars:. Both photos show the setting sun with a tall light beam shinning above it&#...
Arctic Smoke Signals: Spring Birding
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Odd postings from the far North. Wednesday, May 14, 2014. After a day of high winds and snow showers, the bright sunshine today made one want to get out for a birding trip. It would most likely be the last one by snow machine since we are just starting our break up period, and flowing water would stop land travel off our home island. About 4 miles up river I started seeing well defined shore leads as the advancing first water of break up moved our way. Snow Geese migrating westward. Most of the Willow Pt...
Arctic Smoke Signals: May 2010
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Odd postings from the far North. Friday, May 28, 2010. A new Season Starting. The ice needs to lift up between two and half and three feet before it will crack and let the water flow out over the frozen-down areas. Start of breakup-first water. 160; Clear brackish water boiling out of a blowhole. Dark waters are shore leads, white channel ice over the deep water. The number of birds around our feeders at one time has started to decline, as birds pair up and move out onto their nesting terr...
Arctic Smoke Signals: March 2010
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Odd postings from the far North. Saturday, March 6, 2010. February was on the warm side for us, and that in turn led to many overcast/whiteout or stormy days. On one of the better weather days,while on the cold side, I took advantage of the clear skies and sunshine for a trip. Group of Caribou cows feeding with pale sunlight reflecting on the snow drifts. 160; Caribou cow close-up. A dark red fox checking me out. Posted by Jim H. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Arctic Living and Beyond. Anachlik Is...
Arctic Smoke Signals: May 2014
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Odd postings from the far North. Wednesday, May 14, 2014. After a day of high winds and snow showers, the bright sunshine today made one want to get out for a birding trip. It would most likely be the last one by snow machine since we are just starting our break up period, and flowing water would stop land travel off our home island. About 4 miles up river I started seeing well defined shore leads as the advancing first water of break up moved our way. Snow Geese migrating westward. Most of the Willow Pt...
Arctic Smoke Signals: September 2012
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Odd postings from the far North. Wednesday, September 12, 2012. With the lengthening of nights and cooler temperatures the yellows, gold, and reds of fall have replaced the Arctic tundra’s green of summer. This posting will be more of a photo essay to show the various fall plants and their colors. Juvenile King Eiders almost ready to leave the north country for their wintering grounds, with red pendent grass in the foreground. Posted by Jim H. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Arctic Living and Beyond. What ar...
Arctic Smoke Signals: Spring Flooding 2013
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Odd postings from the far North. Saturday, June 15, 2013. Standing on snow machine to start the drilling operation to get through the thick ice. The early arriving Greater White-fronted Geese had a rough two weeks before there was much melting providing water and bare ground for feeding. Our Snow Buntings were three weeks later than the yearly average with the first male showing up at the feeder on May 6th. Male Snow Buntings waiting out a breezy snow squall. Brant flying over a white landscape. A female...
Arctic Smoke Signals: Halos, Fog Bows, and Light Pillars.
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Odd postings from the far North. Tuesday, June 18, 2013. Halos, Fog Bows, and Light Pillars. Water droplets do not freeze at zero Celsius and so unlike a rainbow, you can have fog bows forming in temperatures below freezing. Photo on the left is a sunlight fog bow in early October arcing over our Homestead. The second photo on the right shows a lunar fog bow with a hint of aurora borealis in the night sky. Sun and Light Pillars:. Both photos show the setting sun with a tall light beam shinning above it&#...
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ebirder blog | Birds: Photography, workshops and tours
Birds: Photography, workshops and tours. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. VISIT OUR MAIN WEBSITE. We’ve moved…! February 19, 2014. We’ve consolidated the blog into our website. Not only that we have been updating weekly. Check it out…. June 12, 2013. Needless yo say the excitement died down and in the end Gary retained his composure to get some fantastic shots. And of course the Dotterel are often tame and behave like they do and afforded some incredibly close views – sometim...Earlier...
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February 10, 2015. I’ve finished giving a recent tendon injury enough time to finally start climbing again (about 4 months). With my schedule, I’ll only have time to climb on weekends, and only time to hit the gym twice – for about an hour – during the week. So, here is what I’m thinking. Yin/Restorative Yoga – 30 minutes. Meditation – 10 minutes. Superset: Inverted Rows 3×8-12 and Bench Press 3×5-8. Superset: Pull-Ups 3×5-8 and Angled Press 3×5-8. Rest-Pause (Burn Set): Standing Calf Raises 30 reps.
Chip Notes - eBird Buzz
Wednesday, March 23, 2011. What are the problem IDs? We recently published a news item highlighting the issue that many birders have identifying crows and ravens:. Http:/ ebird.org/content/ebird/news/crows and ravens. We plan to do more pieces like this in the future, mostly focused on the challenges of identifying common birds. The Carpodacus. What other groups of birds do you think we should highlight in this way? Accipiters are a no-brainer for inclusion! Thursday, February 17, 2011. The checklist aut...
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Skip to main content. Try Wikispaces Classroom now. Brand new from Wikispaces. How to change the location of a checklist you have submitted to eBird. How to merge a personal location with an eBird Hotspot. How to share a checklist with other birders. How to suggest a personal location as a new eBird Hotspot. Welcome to eBird Hotspots. This web site provides descriptions and maps of eBird hotspots in several states. How to Join as an Editor. Record the birds you see. Keep track of your bird lists. How to ...
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EBird Innovation (www.ebirdinfo.com). Tuesday, April 9, 2013. Early Bird Security Systems and Automation (Pvt) Ltd is a multifaceted SSI unit engaged in manufacturing and marketing of SmartGARDTab. Wireless Security Systems and Automatic Remote Controlled Gates. In addition to the above products we are also marketing third party products like DVR(Digital Video Recorders),Cameras, Finger Print Access Control Systems, Road Barriers, Finger Print Locks etc. We started as a partnership firm, and. Sends SMS w...
