Birding is focused on connections: connecting to 1’s self, connecting to nature, and connecting to others. This month’s eBirder of the Month problem, backed by means of ZEISS, is all about birding in combination. This generally is a day within the box with a long-time birding buddy with whom you’ve been checking a neighborhood patch for 30 years, or getting out with anyone who is simply beginning. It may well be with an current eBirder or an birder who hasn’t began eBirding but. The eBirder of the Month can be drawn from eBirders who publish 20 eligible shared checklists all the way through November. Each and every shared tick list that you just’re part of counts against qualifying for the problem. Those lists may well be shared with you from someone else or shared from you to anyone else—the one requirement is that each one other people at the shared tick list have been part of the birding tournament. Those checklists will have to be entered, shared, and accredited by means of the ultimate day of the month as a way to qualify for the drawing.
We are hoping that you’ll use this tick list sharing problem as inspiration to get out within the box with fellow birders. Introduce anyone to eBird. Hook up with a birding friend at your favourite hotspot. Take a stroll on the native park together with your children, or put up to your native birding e mail checklist or Fb workforce to look if anyone desires to move see what’s round at a close-by hotspot. Pass out and feature a great time!
The winner will obtain a brand new ZEISS SFL 8×40 binocular and can be notified by means of the tenth of the next month. Each and every month we can function a brand new eBird problem and set of variety standards. And don’t put out of your mind to publish lists for the 2023 Tick list-a-day Problem!
ZEISS is a confirmed chief in sports activities optics and is the authentic optics sponsor for eBird. “We’re extremely joyful to proceed our partnership with the Cornell Lab of Ornithology and fortify the important medical information being gathered by means of devoted eBirders.” – Richard Moncrief, Birding and Nature Remark Section Supervisor at ZEISS.