e Bird - A Great Site to Report and Observe Bird's ...

in your state or country.

Another neat thing you can do is Click on "View and Explore Data" at the top.

Choose "Bar Charts" then

"Chose a Location" (I chose New Jersey; Entire Region) Then push "continue". It give's a list of all types of birds showing what months there is a heavier population in your state. Then if you click on the birds name (I chose White-winged Crossbill) it shows a close up of your state and where they've been reported.

Here is what my search showed.
http://ebird.org/ebird/GuideMe?cmd=decisionPage&speciesCodes=whwcro&getLocations=states&states=US-NJ&bYear=1900&eYear=2009&bMonth=1&eMonth=12&reportType=species&parentState=US-NJ

On Common Redpolls

http://ebird.org/ebird/GuideMe?cmd=decisionPage&speciesCodes=comred&getLocations=states&states=US-NJ&bYear=1900&eYear=2009&bMonth=1&eMonth=12&reportType=species&parentState=US-NJ

Well I signed up..but it is a bit confusing to me...will see how it goes. Maybe over my little head tho!!

Hi nanny, What were you trying to do?

I just made a casual checklist. A little confusing at first but I got it done. :-)

Yeah, that...lol!!

Let me know if you get it done after my D mail instructions nanny.

I did one for today and got it right! Thank you so much...I made a list of birds I saw or heard on my walk this morning and I had 21 species. That was a surprise, and I am sure I probably forgot one or two.

Did everyone have a chance to see this? I'll put it in the Sticky soon.