Mocosocobirds is an enthusiastic supporter of eBird and, especially, eBirders. Please read the announcement below.
| Introducing the NJ Audubon eBird Portal! | ||||||
| New Jersey Audubon is pleased to announce the launch of our new NJ Audubon eBird regional portal. The site will give birders access to news and information about current events in NJ birding, feature articles, bird identification tips, rare bird alerts, avian citizen science programs to participate in, and bird programming opportunities through NJ Audubon.For centuries, people have been keeping track of bird sightings in various ways, often through personal field notes or software that can disappear over time. Through eBird, this critical information is both secure and available to conservation biologists, land managers, educators, and other birders immediately. If you’re interested in the status and distribution of New Jersey’s birds, want to explore data on particular species, learn about migration timing, or keep track of your personal sightings, then NJ Audubon eBird is for you!eBird is free and can be used by beginners and experts alike. You can start today by entering your latest observations, exploring interactive mapping tools, or viewing arrival/departure dates and high counts. You can make the NJ eBird page your eBird home page and enter sightings just like you have done from the eBird home page. We hope you’ll consider bookmarking the NJ Audubon eBird regional portal and enter your sightings through it. Start today by visiting http://ebird.org/content/nj Scott Barnes Bird Program Director, central region New Jersey Audubon |
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