Diana and other Cobirders,
Another very easy, but again not perfect, option, is to use BirdTrax on the CFO
website https://cobirds.org/
Go to the site, select the Birding Resources tab at the top of the page and
then Reporting Birds on the drop down menu. At the right hand side of the
Hi all,
Someone had asked me about something I said on this topic in the other
thread - about being able to get notices from eBird almost right away about
rare birds - so I thought maybe some others may also be unaware and
benefit from the information.
When you're logged in to your eBird
Hi Ross,
Couple of thoughts. First, regarding passwords, I would think you would at
least want to be signed into your Facebook account to be able to view (and
comment) on this new Colorado Rare Bird Alert page. But you should be able
to sign in to Facebook just once and be able to remain
Thanks Carl for the summary. I have questions about FB (I’m on it, but rarely
look at it), but my main question is how can I know which groups there are, ie,
is there a way to get a list of bird-related groups to see which ones I am
interested in, as well as which new ones are being constantly
Hello Colorado Birders,
It seems like from the discussion today that a Colorado Rare Bird Alert
Facebook group would be useful for both resident and visiting birders in
Colorado. I took the liberty to create this group, but it is up to the birding
community to use this as a tool to report rare
If there is interest in a Facebook group for Colorado Rare Birds i would be
happy to create one. I think many people are kind of doing it already in a
variety of existing Facebook groups like CFO, DFO, etc. But if people in
general see a need/value in having a specific page for that purpose it
