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Birders

nykym

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2. There is an app called eBird

Reply to bif (Original post)

Fri May 31, 2019, 01:16 PM

May 2019

you describe what you saw an it will give you possibilities of what bird it is.
I believe you can also download maps for your area.
It is available on Apple or google apps

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Are there any rare bird alert apps? [View all] bif May 2019 OP

I didn't know there was a birders group. Cracklin Charlie May 2019 #1

There is an app called eBird nykym May 2019 #2

There used to be a rare bird alert hotline bif May 2019 #3

eBird Rare Bird Alerts douglas9 Jun 2019 #4