Use this eBird "HACK" to get More Data with BirdStat

[@ABirdersParadise]

I've heard of BirdStat before, but I had never used it until now. I like how you laughed right as you were talking about Laughing Gulls. My top "total individuals counted" species is the American Coot.

[@TheOvenbirder]

Thanks for showing birdstat! I’ll have to check it out and pass it along to their ebirders!

[@pipe0695]

This is amazing! Haven't heard of this before and this is such an amazing way to visualize birding data. Thanks for the information!

[@BadgerlandBirding]

You're welcome!

[@timhahn]

Just came across this video you did. Your calendar looked pretty sparse after May. You better be making a bunch of videos the rest of the year! Maybe do an update to see what yours looks like a couple years later.

[@SevenLefts]

Thanks, Derek! I’d been wanting to see a total map of particular species I’ve seen. And all the other data is so cool, too. There goes my day….

[@BadgerlandBirding]

You're welcome! Glad it's useful for you!

[@markruane]

Just tried out BirdStat, awesome site! Thanks for the Demo.

[@estanislaomongelos4024]

What a great tool! Thanks a lot! I didn't hear about this website before. I´ll check my statistical. Thanks again!

[@oinkey5479]

I downloaded my data a few days ago and this is really helpful, thanks!

[@bearybirding]

This is so cool-I love statistics **and** birds, so this should be fun!

[@ethanring447]

surprisingly Wilson's Storm petrel is the bird I've seen the most with 3,539 individuals

[@gordonkarre6364]

Thank you for this! It is amazing and had no idea it was available. Got mine very quick.

[@pauraque]

I literally just discovered this yesterday, crazy!!! (and yes i'm in love with it)

[@travis9472]

Never even heard of birdstat. I’m going to check it out right now. I love looking at my eBird data, and others (makes jealous eyes). There is even more numbers to comb over? What?! “Don’t worry there’s no math.” Cut to me making a sad face.

[@colettejungbluth2651]

Thanks Derek ! We just downloaded it and it’s pretty cool. I’m assuming it doesn’t update your totals with each checklist? Do you just have to repeat the process every time you want to see the stats?

[@BadgerlandBirding]

Yup! I believe if you add more data on eBird you have to re-download your data and put it into BirdStat again.

[@lorrainejsuhrada5816]

GOOD TO KNOW THANKS FOR SHARING

[@BadgerlandBirding]

YOU’RE WELCOME! :)

[@Redpoll]

Very helpful, i never knew about this app ;)

[@pauraque]

6:19 He yawn, he spawn, logically should be named sean.

[@BadgerlandBirding]

I dig it. Sean it is.

[@Manxbirdvideo]

This is class.

[@BadgerlandBirding]

😎

[@pauraque]

I've apparently recorded ROPI 1,322 times and seen 39,060 EUST 💀 I have 401 ABA code 1's; 69 code 2's; 4 code 3's; and 1 code 4. Also go to graphs > comments. It's so cool.

[@snowyowl5556]

Costa Rica 📈 😂

[@BadgerlandBirding]

Costa Rica is no joke.

[@carolshannon6449]

This is so helpful! Thank you! Hey everyone, the subscriber numbers for this absolutely great channel are steadily moving up! Be sure to hit subscribe so you can add to the momentum and help them reach 10K and beyond! Clicking like if you like the video is good too.

[@nathanwebb4836]

I can create an eBird account if I know how to. I was so happy to hear and see an ivory-billed woodpecker one time.

[@bearybirding]

Do you have any details on plumage, location, behaviours, etc.? The slightly smaller and far more common Pileated Woodpecker is easily confused, but still a noble and fantastic sighting.

[@nathanwebb4836]

@@bearybirding I recognized its "kent" call from the audio and saw it had a pale white bill, as well as more black on the front of it. It was in a woodlot next to a lake at Johnny Henderson Park which is above Enterprise, Alabama.