Birdwatching
Bird sightings, migration, identification, field guides, optics, garden birds and conservation for curious and experienced birdwatchers.
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October Big Day—10 Oct 2026
Mark your calendars for October Big Day—10 Oct 2026! Together, we can make this the first October Big Day with more than a million people united to celebrate birds.
October eBirder of the Month Challenge
October Big Day is just around the corner! This month’s eBirder of the Month Challenge, sponsored by ZEISS, invites you to join the worldwide celebration by going outside for birds on Saturday, 10 October.
Win a Free Spot in the Cornell Lab's Bird Photography Course
Do you want to take better photos of birds? Whether you’re a beginner or expert photographer, the Cornell Lab’s Bird Academy has developed a course to help you take the best photos with the gear you’ve already got. We’ve partnered with Bird Academy to offer this exciting educational resource in thanks for your eBirding.
Macaulay Library reaches 100 million photos
Since 2015, over 333,000 photographers around the world have contributed their photos to eBird checklists, growing the Macaulay Library into the world’s largest archive of natural history media. This week, we passed a major milestone: thanks to the collective effort of eBirders, the Macaulay Library now contains over 100 million photos!
Kathy Doddridge, August eBirder of the Month
Please join us in congratulating Kathy Doddridge of Bradenton, Florida—winner of the August 2026 eBirder of the Month Challenge, sponsored by ZEISS. Kathy’s name was randomly selected from the 9500 eBirders who submitted 31 or more eligible checklists in August. As winner, Kathy will receive a brand new pair of ZEISS binoculars to support her continued birding adventures. Read on to learn more about Kathy’s birding journey.
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