Anyway to connect the two? Good database practice says enter data
once--also facilitates a better customer experience (not having
customer to enter data in multiple instances). I would think the
good folks at eBird can flag rare birds and send data to this list?
And you would think Google had
I would also like encourage posting rarities to CoBirds even if they are
submitted to eBird, however in practice I know this sometimes just doesn't
happen, or doesn't happen as quickly as some might like. I myself have been
guilty of this! So what's the solution?
I would encourage statewide RBA
Gary COBirds,
In my old stomping grounds of New Jersey, Sam Galick, who is an eBird
regional editor, created a New Jersey map of rare sightings that I believe
is linked directly to the eBird database. Here is a link to the site:
No hard numbers to back this up, but in the almost six years since moving
to KS I've seen the use of our the state listserv drop steadily as eBird
and social media platforms (FB) have steadily increased membership/use.
The big driver is increased smartphone use (
I used to have a working map of the Colorado Notables. For some reason it
has stopped working and I worked on the code tonight to try to fix it, but to
no avail. I have contacted the support crew for the eBird backend to see what
I can find out about what I am doing wrong.
For your
