eBird
Effortlessly record your sightings, manage your life lists, and contribute to global conservation with the official tool from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology.
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Your observations directly support the Cornell Lab of Ornithology's research, helping scientists protect species and habitats worldwide.
Use GPS-enabled tools to navigate thousands of birding hotspots and see exactly which species are being reported in your area right now.
Track your sightings anywhere from remote forests to deep canyons with full offline functionality that syncs once you are back on the grid.
Trusted by 1M+ people who love this app.
"I have been birding for over thirty years and eBird has completely transformed how I track my life list. The offline functionality is a lifesaver when I am out in remote areas without signal. Knowing my sightings help Cornell research makes every trip feel meaningful."
"As an avid hiker, I love how easy it is to find local hotspots and log my sightings directly on the trail. The record as you go feature is incredibly intuitive and it is so rewarding to see my data contributing to global conservation efforts."
Everything you need to know about eBird.
Description
Latest Version
3.6.0
Size
72.2 MB
First Released
Jun 15, 2015
Join over a million citizen scientists. Download eBird to track your sightings, find local hotspots, and contribute to global conservation research today.
Everything you need to know about eBird
eBird Mobile is a free application that allows users to record bird observations in the field and seamlessly link them to the global eBird online database. It supports scientific research, education, and conservation.
Yes, eBird Mobile offers full offline functionality. Users can utilize the app even in locations with limited or no Internet connection to record bird observations.
Yes, eBird Mobile includes a "Record track" feature. This GPS-enabled functionality allows the app to plot your location and track your route while birding.
Yes, the eBird Mobile app is translated into several languages. These include German, Mandarin, French, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), Turkish, and Dutch.
Yes, eBird Mobile flags rare species during data entry and on the checklist. It also prompts users to add comments for rare observations during the review process.
eBird Mobile offers checklists customized for your location and time of year, showing the most likely species based on eBird data. It also uses the global taxonomy from The Clements Checklist.
No, eBird Mobile is a free resource. It allows users to record bird observations without any cost while contributing to scientific research and conservation.
eBird Mobile uses GPS-enabled location plotting to ensure accuracy for bird observations. Users can also set specific locations for precise species lists.
Yes, the eBird app provides a "Checklists" section where users can view both "Not Submitted" and "Submitted" checklists, including details like species count and observation location.
eBird Mobile supports a range of iOS devices. These include iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch, allowing wide access for users.
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