Hi Birding-ausers,
Just to let you know that the latest batch of eBird data have been uploaded
into Birdata. At this stage that's just the surveys which have been entered
under the BirdLife Australia survey methods. Since these methods have been made
available in eBird, 5096 surveys have been entered by 89 observers. Many thanks
to all the eBirders who have contributed to Birdata through this path by
flagging their surveys accordingly - you'll be able to see those surveys in
Birdata now. Future uploads should be more straight forward from now on and
done more regularly.
With regard to general eBird surveys conducted using the eBird protocols, we
currently aren't uploading those surveys. We are however looking at working
through the survey compatibility issues and hope to increase the volume of
eBird data used by BirdLife Australia down the track. We will keep you posted
on that.
Cheers, Andrew
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