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eBird in United States eBirding This Month Jun 2025 Change Time Period Change Time Period eBirding This Month; eBirding This Year; Updated ~5 hours ago 820 Species 414 3K Checklists eBirders Community Targets Little Egret Egretta garzetta Last observed by Jason Horn on 7 Jul 2023
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- eBird Passes 2 Billion Bird Observations
The eBird community just reached a tremendous milestone: TWO BILLION (2,000,000,000) bird observations If one billion observations was remarkable, two billion is even more incredible! This achievement represents the combined effort of 150 million birding checklists, submitted by 1 1 million eBirders across 253 countries The two-billionth observation was a Tropical Kingbird reported by Alfonso
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