What is eBird?
eBird, from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, collects bird sightings from birdwatchers worldwide. Explore species maps, birding hotspots and recent sightings near you.
Where birds are being seen: maps from millions of birdwatchers
eBird, from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, collects bird sightings from birdwatchers worldwide. Explore species maps, birding hotspots and recent sightings near you.
eBird is especially useful for hikers & outdoor fans and researchers & analysts.
Yes. eBird is free to use.
No account is needed to view the map. Signing in unlocks extra features such as saving, alerts or more detail.
It changes continuously as the community adds and edits information.
Birdwatchers' checklists.
Yes. There is a phone app (iPhone, Android), and the website also works in a browser.
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