WE DID IT! All priority and specialty blocks are complete.
All 1,283 priority and specialty blocks in the state are marked complete! We had almost 500 blocks left to finish at the start of these season, but we got it done!
All 1,283 priority and specialty blocks in the state are marked complete! We had almost 500 blocks left to finish at the start of these season, but we got it done!
What will you do with your life now that field work for WBBA II is wrapping up? What happens next for the project?
Migrants are coming, so we're aiming to finish by Sunday August 11! Talk to a County Coordinator about how you can help or just go knock one out.
We are now down to the final 47 blocks (of 1283) in the project. We'll need to work together to make sure nothing slips through the cracks.
It’s coming together! We have a plan for most blocks, but some still need help and it will take a team effort to finish everything.
This month’s spotlight features a Top 15 atlaser who will likely have completed 15 blocks before data collection ends later this summer. An all-around naturalist, if he's not observing birds, he's identifying plants or investigating the other critters utilizing a given habitat.
Your main task over the next few weeks will be to: Concentrate on Breeding Confirmations!
Your main tasks over the next few weeks will be to: 1. Complete priority block species lists.
This month’s eBirder of the month challenge, sponsored by Carl Zeiss Sports Optics, gives you a chance to improve our knowledge of breeding birds across the world. In much of the world, June is a critical time in the annual cycle of many birds, as they build nests, hatch chicks, and hopefully fledge young.
This month, meet Mary Maertz of Outagamie County, one of our Top 20 atlasers and a County Coordinator. Though she originally intended to "just help out a little" by atlasing around her cottage, she has since completed 5 priority blocks and is working on closing 5 more by August!