Tumgik
#anonymous ebirder
herpsandbirds · 5 months
Text
Tumblr media
Smew (Mergellus albellus), male, family Anatidae, order Anseriformes, Mooka-Igashira Park, Moka, Tochigi, Japan
photographs by anonymous photographer on eBird 
909 notes · View notes
perfect-plumage · 3 years
Photo
Tumblr media
Australasian Swamphen (Porphyrio melanotus)
© Anonymous eBirder
409 notes · View notes
birds-and-flowers · 3 years
Photo
Tumblr media
Yellow-throated Bulbul (Pycnonotus xantholaemus)
© Anonymous eBirder
24 notes · View notes
baby-bird-beaks · 3 years
Photo
Tumblr media
Japanese Tit (Parus minor)
© Anonymous eBirder
16 notes · View notes
draconym · 4 years
Note
I have a question, because ive always wanted to know how to identify animals,, do people go to school for that? Are there classes i can take??? Or do i just kinda do a bunch of research? Im sorry if this weird im just dumb and this is my dream
Identification is definitely a big component of a lot of biology courses! But, uh, my degree is in art, so I’ve only done a little bit of my biology learning in a classroom setting. Learning to read an Identification Key is an important skill, but if you search YouTube (or elsewhere) for topics like “bird identification” or “fish identification” you’ll turn up a bunch of helpful videos. There’s a lot of free educational material out there right now.
I like to just browse around sites like AllAboutBirds because they have a “compare with similar species” feature and you can just click endlessly. I also highly recommend Cornell’s Bird Academy videos, which aren’t especially ID-focused but will familiarize you with a lot of different bird species and their habits. Earlier today I was taking the eBird quiz ... sorry so much of my advice is bird-centric! But you can definitely find a lot of biology course material online for free.
529 notes · View notes
krogerconews · 6 years
Text
Checklist S43667340
Thu Mar 15, 2018 12:14 PM. Protocol: Stationary. Party Size: 1. Duration: 1 minute(s). Observers: Anonymous eBirder. Comments: N/A. Submitted from eBird for iOS, version 1.6.36. Species. Hide Media. 4 species (+1 other taxa) total. 45. Canada Goose. 20. Redhead. 2. Greater/Lesser Scaup. 3. Killdeer ... from Google Alert - "fred meyer" | "king soopers" | kroger | ralphs | fry's | qfc | dillons | -"john kroger" -"qatar" -"stephen fry" http://ift.tt/2tTsIec via IFTTT
0 notes
animebirdr-blog · 6 years
Text
Birding 10 Jan 2018
I had a little extra time at lunch today, so I popped over to a retention pond in the neighborhood east of my workplace.  What I hadn’t planned on was the wind picking up and basically shutting down all passerine activity.  Yay. While some extra sparrows would’ve been nice, that wasn’t the real reason I was there -- this anonymous neighborhood pond had always been reliable for a particular species that I needed for the year.  So I walked down to the cattails on the west side and queued up the requisite call on allaboutbirds. pprrrrWHEE-PEWPEWPEWpewpewpew pew pew! A moment of relative stillness ... and then one staccato whinny.  Then two!  And just like that, the first two Sora of the year were straight onto my phone, getting logged onto eBird. Checklist of the day: http://ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist/S41796146 (11 sp) Austin TX USA
Tumblr media
0 notes
krogerconews · 6 years
Text
Checklist S43667340
Thu Mar 15, 2018 12:14 PM. Protocol: Stationary. Party Size: 1. Duration: 1 minute(s). Observers: Anonymous eBirder. Comments: N/A. Submitted from eBird for iOS, version 1.6.36. Species. Hide Media. 4 species (+1 other taxa) total. 45. Canada Goose. 20. Redhead. 2. Greater/Lesser Scaup. 3. Killdeer ... from Google Alert - "fred meyer" | "king soopers" | kroger | ralphs | fry's | qfc | dillons | -"john kroger" -"qatar" -"stephen fry" http://ift.tt/2tTsIec via IFTTT
0 notes