Tim, All,
By request, here are links to two more shared locations. If you like tidy eBird maps, please update your eBird reports to use these locations!
Harford Co. Rufous Hummingbird and Evening Grosbeak - thanks, Les!
http://ebird.org/ebird/shared?subID=UzEyMTI5Mzg5&s=t
Baltimore Co. Black-headed Gull - thanks, Russ!
http://ebird.org/ebird/shared?subID=Uzk0MDU1NDE.&s=t
What to Do:
If you've seen these birds or intend to try, simply
follow the links above and accept a checklist. Remember the name of the location listed. Click "View or Edit" and then delete the checklist. Why?
Accepting the checklist added the LOCATION to your list of personal
locations. You can now select it from your list of locations (do you
remember the name?) and see it on the map (good, you don't have to
remember the name). If you go see the bird later, you already have the location
ready. If you already saw the bird, please go to your eBird report(s),
select "Edit Location" and select the new shared location.
I periodically post these shared locations at the following URL:
http://www.billhubick.com/docs/eBird_Shared_Locations.pdf
(Always available from my web site, billhubick.com, under Assorted Documents)
Bill
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Bill Hubick
Pasadena, Maryland
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http://www.billhubick.com
http://www.marylandbiodiversity.com
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> From: Tim Carney <timmyc83...>
>To: <mdbirding...>
>Cc: "<vdesanctis...>" <vdesanctis...>; Bill Hubick <bill_hubick...>
>Sent: Wednesday, November 21, 2012 8:17 AM
>Subject: Re: eBird location for Calliope Hummingbird on Tilghman Island
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>Bill, this is great -- is there a similar location for Les Eastman's house so I can merge my Rufous Hummingbird/Evening Grosbeak sightings with everyone else's?
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>Tim Carney
>Baltimore/Anne Arundel
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>On Tuesday, November 20, 2012 9:48:28 PM UTC-5, Bill Hubick wrote:
>> Hi Everyone,
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>> For anyone who visits Vince de Sanctis's home to view the Calliope Hummingbird (or has already seen it), please use the new shared eBird location below. Sharing a location keeps the eBird maps tidy and ensures we don't have a scattering of reports covering 40 square miles for every rare bird that visits Maryland. :)�
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>> http://ebird.org/ebird/shared?subID=UzEyMTIwNDAw&s=t
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>> Here's how it works. If you've seen the bird or intend to try, simply follow the link above and accept the checklist. OK, remember the name of the location. Click "View or Edit" and then delete the checklist. Why? Accepting the checklist added the LOCATION to your list of personal locations. You can now select it from your list of locations (do you remember the name?) and see it on the map (good, you don't have to remember the
>>� name). If you go see the bird later, you already have the location ready. If you already saw the bird, please go to your eBird report(s), select "Edit Location" and select the new shared location.
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>> I periodically post shared locations like this at the following URL:
>> http://www.billhubick.com/docs/eBird_Shared_Locations.pdf
>> (Always available from my web site, billhubick.com, under Assorted Documents)
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>> Viva la eBird!
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>> Bill
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>> Bill Hubick
>> Pasadena, Maryland
>> <bill_......>
>> http://www.billhubick.com
>> http://www.marylandbiodiversity.com
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