The new feature on eBird, which allows you to see checklists pop up on the world map as they are submitted, is strangely hypnotic and soothing. Check it out!
The new feature on eBird, which allows you to see checklists pop up on the world map as they are submitted, is strangely hypnotic and soothing. Check it out!
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Well, it ain’t so mesmerizing when you’re 6-10 hours ahead of North American time, because while I watch, you’re asleep and not submitting anything.
But apart from that, it’s very cool! 😉
Thanks for mentioning this! Since I’m traveling in Ecuador and saw two gorgeous endemic species at 14,000 feet yesterday, I looked at the map and didn’t see anything in Ecuador. So I decided to submit mine!