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...
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Wetland Bird Count: A Gateway to Citizen Science
A guest post by the members of the Perur Lake Forum – a group of birders who conducted surveys to monitor the state of Perur Lake in Coimbatore.
Getting Started 2.1: Resources for Indian Birders
Here are a few resources that can come in handy for birders of all ages and levels of experience.
Getting Started 6: Learning Bird Sounds
In this article, a few tricks to become better at remembering bird sounds are listed out.
Getting Started 5: Tuning in to bird sounds
By understanding and recognising bird sounds, birders can further enrich their birding experience.
Getting Started 4: Know the common birds
The key to improving ID skills is spending more time in your park or garden and observing the common birds that live there. Read on to find out why.
Bird Habitats of North East India
The diverse birdlife and habitats of North-India are tied together in intricate ways. This is a guest article by Pritam Baruah.
Getting started 3: What is that bird?
In the third of the Getting Started series, we discuss how to begin identifying birds.
Getting started 2: What do I need to watch birds?
This is the second in a series of posts for new and potential bird watchers who are just getting introduced to the world of birds. Now that you have some idea...
Getting started 1: Why do we watch birds?
This is the first in a series of posts for new and potential bird watchers who are just getting introduced to the world of birds. There are tens of millions...
Two years of the Mysore Bird Atlas
The Mysore City Bird Atlas is a pioneering effort to systematically document the city's birds. Like other systematic bird atlases, the Mysore atlas involves...
Repeated lists at a location
In June 2015, the India eBirding challenge was to upload at least 20 complete lists (of at least 15 min each) from a single location. Why is this an...