You can get all this info by playing around with the "Explore Data" tab in eBird.
For example:
http://tinyurl.com/eBird-CO-Dickcissel
Cool, eh? How much of that is biological reality? And how much of it is folks looking for FOY Dickcissels right around now?
Ted Floyd
tedfloyd57@hotmail.com
Lafayette, Boulder County, Colorado
On Friday, June 21, 2013 9:02:05 AM UTC-6, jharlan wrote:
A quick search of Cobirds didn't reveal any Dickcissel sightings yet this year. So here you go.
Yesterday, 20 Jun, 1030am, there was a singing male along the east-west irrigation ditch in the tall cottonwoods
. This is near the same spot as in previous years.
(Note that Ted Floyd heard one in the same area on his big day which he mentions in his blog post which I just read before posting this sighting thinking that he may have had a Dickcissel. I was out of the country for two weeks so yesterday was my first day back at Teller.)jack harlan
E.Boulder County
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