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Mar 28, 2025 · Click “Submit” from the top of any page in eBird. First you’ll select where you went birding, an essential step to ensure your sightings are reported accurately. Find it on a Map is the fastest and most precise way to find a new location. Check out using and choosing locations in eBird for more info. Can't find it on a Map?

eBird in Germany. eBirding This Month Apr 2025. Change Time Period. Change Time Period. eBirding This Month; eBirding This Year; Updated ~3 hours ago. 271 Species 4417 Checklists eBirders. Community Targets. European Turtle-Dove Streptopelia turtur. Last observed by Fabian Karwinkel on 25 Sep 2024.

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eBird in United States. eBirding This Month Apr 2025. Change Time Period. Change Time Period. eBirding This Month; eBirding This Year; Updated ~3 hours ago. 756 Species 265K Checklists eBirders. Community Targets. Red-faced Warbler Cardellina rubrifrons. Last observed by Nick Glover on 11 Sep 2024.