The newly updated eBird Status and Trends 2012-2022 (inclusive) (2 Viewers)

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New Data and Tools for eBird Status and Trends - eBird

eBird Status and Trends products are updated annually with millions of new observations submitted by eBirders to provide the most up-to-date information on the status and trends of bird populations. This year, the team released new tools, added regional trends summaries, and made Trends data...

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mind-boggling accuracy--zoom in to see your local patch

some better-twitched vagrants can also be seen, e.g. the 2022 Eastbourne American Robin or some Fieldfares in the ABA area

 

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They're also trying to attract (?) birders from countries like Spain, New Zealand, Mexico, Germany, Argentina, Chile, Portugal, Japan, France, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Ireland, Greece and Indonesia by implementing district-level division in maps (apart from the already present regional level division). The criterion apparently wasn't the number of checklists, number of species, number of hotspots, number of eBirders, size nor population alone (though maybe a combination of those). Still waiting for Poland.