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Win a free spot in the Cornell Lab’s Field Sketching Course - eBird
This fall season, learn how to document your birding experiences with a nature journal in addition to your eBird checklists. We’ve partnered with the Cornell Lab’s Bird Academy to offer a field sketching instructional that will transform your time outdoors. In November, every eligible checklist that you submit in eBird gives you a chance to win free access to Nature Journaling […]
Win a free spot in the Cornell Lab’s owl appreciation course - eBird
Owls are often perceived as creatures of mystique and wonder. We’re excited to partner with the Cornell Lab’s Bird Academy to demystify the lives of owls, giving you a greater appreciation for these amazing birds. Every eligible checklist that you submit in October gives you a chance to win free access to Bird Academy’s Wonderful World of Owls. Ten lucky eBirders […]
October eBirder of the Month Challenge - eBird
This month, we’re celebrating October Big Day with a special eBirder of the Month Challenge sponsored by ZEISS! The challenge: submit five (5) or more eligible checklists on 12 October for a chance to be the eBirder of the Month and win a pair of ZEISS Conquest HDX Binoculars!
Exploring Bird Migration: Your Questions Answered | Bird Academy • The Cornell Lab
Have you ever wondered what triggers migration, how birds navigate, or the challenges they encounter? Join us for a Q&A focused on bird migration, featuring the expertise of ornithologist Dr. Kevin J. McGowan. This webinar is part of our annual Migration Celebration. Join us for online ...
August eBirder of the Month Challenge - eBird
This month’s eBirder of the Month challenge, sponsored by ZEISS, highlights the value of splitting your day of birding into multiple lists. Whenever you are birding, it is important to create new checklists for each habitat you visit, after 3 hours in one location, or after covering five miles.