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Learn everything from birding basics to comprehensive ornithology.
Explore the world's largest archive of wildlife sounds and videos.
How light affects nocturnal migrants; new insights on interactions at bird feeders; results from a predator guard study; 7 ways your messy garden helps bird; and more. Read More
Submit 15 or more complete checklists this month with at least one rated photo or sound, and you could win a pair of Zeiss Conquest HD 8×42 binoculars. Read More
Every eligible checklist that you submit on eBird gives you a chance to get free access to Ornithology: Comprehensive Bird Biology Course. Read More
Using radar data and observations, researchers found densities of birds were up to 150 times higher when the Tribute of Light in New York City was illuminated. Read More
Sonic Sea is about protecting ocean life from noise pollution, featuring scientists including Dr. Christopher Clark from the Cornell Lab's Bioacoustics Research Program. Read More
Get to know the markings and behaviors of the 34 common hawks and raptors found in North America. This online, six-part course is taken at your own pace. Read More
Project FeederWatch participants recorded more than 7,000 interactions at feeders to help Cornell Lab scientists study dominance at feeders. Read More
Seven ways you can help wildlife by postponing your garden cleanup until next spring; take the Habitat Network pledge to be a Lazy Gardener. Read More
Using data from thousands of nest records by participants in NestWatch, a new study shows that predator guards increase nesting success. Read More
Our Upcoming Bird Festivals and Events webpage can help plan your next birding trip. Look through listings by calendar or on a map, and start planning your road trip right from the page. Read More
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