In this brief post, we will describe how you can use free online tools to brush up on bird identification, and then test your skills through a customized...
News & Updates
Birds of the World is now free for birders in India!
We are delighted to inform you that Bird Count India (BCI) has partnered with The Cornell Lab of Ornithology to provide free access to Birds of the World for...
eBird India taxonomy 2019
Every year in August the bird taxonomy across the world gets updated based on eBird/Clements checklist. Birders in India can heave a sigh of relief as the...
Using eBird through the India portal
Cross-posted from http://ebird.org/content/india/news/using-ebird-india-portal/ If you are an eBirder from India, please ensure that your lists are tagged as...
Slashes and Spuhs
All of us love birds and identifying them. Part of the joy of birding is to be able to correctly put a name to a bird based on observations and features noted...
How can my group use eBird to monitor and document birds?
Most of of the information available about eBird focuses on how it can be used as a tool for our individual birding. But one can also use the powers of eBird...
eBird Mobile
The eBird app for mobile phones was launched in 2015 and now more and more birders keep track of their sightings directly on the app, while they are out in...
“Your Emperor Penguin observation in eBird…”
The eBird Data Quality and Review Process Summary (tl;dr) As eBird data is made publicly available for use in research and conservation it is important...
eBird Profile Pages are here!
As the number of eBirders continues to grow daily, a lot of us become familiar with the names of other birders from their lists and media on eBird. With the...
eBird India taxonomy 2016
Each year, eBird updates the base eBird/Clements checklist to take into account any changes resulting from newly discovered species or better taxonomic...
eBird India portal launched
We are very happy to announce the launch of the eBird India portal today. More and more birders from India are using eBird to maintain their bird sightings...
‘Sharing’ your bird lists
Birding is often a solitary pursuit. Some of our most memorable experiences are from birding alone; with no other person coming between us and our immersion...