Birding and eBird Reporting Quiz

What does eBird require when you report a bird sighting that is unusual for a location?

• A map of the location

• A detailed description of the bird's diet

• A list of other birds seen in the area

• Additional information to confirm the sighting

When you see an 'R' next to a bird on your eBird checklist, what does it signify?

• The bird is endangered

• The bird is a new species

• The bird is rare in that location

• The bird is common in that area

What should you include in your comments when reporting a rare bird sighting?

• The bird's color, pattern, shape, and size

• The weather conditions during the sighting

• The bird's diet and feeding habits

• The number of people present during the sighting

What symbol does eBird use to indicate an unusually high count of a species?

• A question mark

• A check mark

• A star

• An exclamation mark

Why is it important to add comments when reporting an unusually high count of a species?

• To provide evidence for the high count

• To track the bird's migration patterns

• To ensure the bird is not endangered

• To compare with other birders' reports