From the Cornell eBirder site"
"With the launch of the new rich media upload tool last month, we have
entered a new era of natural history documentation at eBird. More than
125,000 rich media files have been submitted over the past several weeks
thanks to the contributions of eBirders worldwide. This collection
provides an amazing repository of natural history information, where
each piece of media is linked to an eBird checklist; complete with
location information, date and time, and often the other birds using
that location at the same time. On the eBird side, these photos and
recordings provide documentation for the eBird observation—creating an
objectively verifiable record that can serve as a “digital specimen” for
each of these sightings."
For more info, visit e-Birder.
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