My ebird Recounted 2023

 

eBird Recounted 2023 Hi Julian E Moore, Thank you for your contributions to eBird this year. Your birding helped to build groundbreaking conservation tools and transformative birding resources, inspiring the millions of people who visit Cornell Lab of Ornithology resources to study, learn, and conserve bird populations.

Your eBird Stats for 2023 In 2023 you contributed:

281 Checklists 144 Species 11,389 Individual birds 142 Photographs 1 Sound Recordings 81.27 Hrs eBirding 236.39 kms eBirding (or 146.886 mi) Woodbourne Shorebird Refuge As Your Most eBirded Location

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Minute by minute, kilometer by kilometer, your eBird checklists aided scientific discovery and conservation action. Read more about how your participation helped birds in 2023 Year in Review: eBird, Merlin, Macaulay Library, and Birds of the World.

Crested Caracara © Ethan Rising / ML533825071 You were one of 340.7K eBirders who spent a collective 1871 years and 40 days birding in 2023. Over 18.7M checklists with 247.3M observations were submitted across 249 countries. This brought the overall number of checklists submitted in eBird’s history to 117.8M with a total of 1.59B observations. Additionally, over 454.4k sound recordings and 12M photos were contributed to the Cornell Lab of Ornithology’s Macaulay Library. Your efforts have grown the Library to include over 55.3M images and over 2.0M sound recordings. Thank you for making this possible. Here’s to many more species and checklists in 2024!

Orange Dove © Chris Venetz / ML603005041 Ready to make eBirding your New Year’s resolution? Join the 2024 Checklist-A-Day Challenge