Several birders out there have been using my web tool to find Rare Birds
reported on eBird. This neat little tool I made with BirdTrax was very
useful for getting a quick glimpse of Rare Birds being reported to eBird
in MA, NH or ME. It's been working for a couple of years, but
unfortunately, the original developer (BirdTrax) stopped development and
I did my best to keep up with changes in eBird/Google that broke the
code. Finally I couldn't make it work anymore and it died over a month ago.
Ed Norton has taken the concept and developed his own tool which is an
excellent replacement. Again, a very handy tool for finding out about
rare birds being reported. Works well with a cell phone or on a laptop
or iPad.
The tool, nicknamed "WhereDaBirds" pulls out eBird Rare Birds for NH,
MA, and ME with quick links to each State. You can bookmark any link
below depending on your preferred default State:
http://birding.iblogger.org/#MA
http://birding.iblogger.org/#ME
http://birding.iblogger.org/#NH
Thanks to Ed for his nice work!
Steve Mirick
Bradford, MA
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