By left mouse-clicking on either color marker, you will see information pertaining to the date of observation, quantity of the species being reported, observer identity, and additionally, you may click the 'Checklist' text to pull up a particular report. These Markers represent observations, Orange being recent (within the past 30 days), and Blue representing older observations. Once the purple coloring goes away, or if it wasn't there initially, you will see Orange & Blue 'markers'.

To pan, left mouse-click the screen, hold down, and drag in the desired direction, then release mouse. To zoom in on the map, roll the mouse wheel forward to zoom out, roll the mouse wheel backward. If this occurs, you will need to Zoom-In in order to see specific reports. For extremely abundant species, a purple color may cover the map.

This map is provided by the website, and it shows all the locations where eBird members have reported observations of this species during the selected time frame. Miscellany Photos (Day Trips / Local) Photos (Overnights / Vacations)īy clicking any of the links in the table below, a map will be pulled up on your screen.Journal Overview Journal Entry Index Current Journal Entry.Weather Overview Temperature Extreme Events.Distribution Overview Comprehensive Checklist Notable Observations Criteria Permanent Residents Winter Residents Summer Residents Transients Rarities Spring Arrivals Spring Departures Fall Arrivals Fall Departures.Species Overview Ducks, Geese & Swans (Waterfowl) Upland Gamebirds, Loons & Grebes Albatrosses through Pelicans Bitterns, Herons, Egrets & Ibises (Waders) Vultures, Osprey, Hawks, Kites & Eagles Rails & Shorebirds (Rallidae-Scolopacidae) Gulls, Terns & Skimmer (Larids) Pigeons, Owls, Nightjars, Hummingbirds, Woodpeckers & Falcons Tyrant Flycatchers, Shrikes & Vireos Jays, Crows, Larks & Swallows Chickadees, Nuthatches, Wrens, Gnatcatchers & Kinglets Thrushes, Mimics, Starlings, Pipits, Waxwings & Longspurs Wood Warblers (Parulidae) Sparrows & Juncos (Emberizids) Cardinals, Blackbirds, Finches & Old World Sparrows.Locations Overview Stumpy Lake Natural Area.Mississippi Kite - Beach Birding Beach Birding

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