reporting question re: motion activated
photos
Some thoughts about eBird & non-standard reports: EBird has more than one
purpose.
Certainly ornithologists want usable data, and that means lots of reports made
in the same way. That’s why eBird promotes “complete” checklists of a certain
le
Some thoughts about eBird & non-standard reports: EBird has more than one
purpose.
Certainly ornithologists want usable data, and that means lots of reports made
in the same way. That’s why eBird promotes “complete” checklists of a certain
length and time, which can be thrown in the same pile
Hi everyone,
As one of the people at the Lab of O who regularly works with data from
eBird, I’ll give you my take on answering Deb’s question, from the perspective
of someone who is interested in using the data from eBird for research, both
for basic science, and applied conservation and
Maybe someone can clarify or refer me to the right place. I have lived and
> birded in the Cayugabirds region for 30+ years and use ebird
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questions regarding eBird should be directed to
eb...@cornell.edu
good birding,
tss
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Thomas S. Schulenberg
Research Associate
Cornell Lab of
Interesting. Three weeks ago I received a "question" from ebird asking me
if I had "additional information" about a siting I had in Seattle in *2014!*
I wonder what took them so long to question my birdstrange.
Therese O'Connor
On Tue, May 12, 2020 at 5:35 PM Deborah G Lauper
wrote:
> Maybe
