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A global study on long-distance migratory birds was led by researchers from Georgetown University, utilizing data contributed to eBird.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 1

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Earth
third planet from the Sun in the Solar System
- Ground observations are being used to inform satellite data collection in the Hudson Valley.Mon 17:00
- Starship tests are currently being conducted, involving the vehicle's return to Earth.Mon 16:52
eBird
online database of bird observations
- Bird species typically found in Java.Mon 17:13
- While located in North America, Concord is combining eBird observations and William Brewster is recording bird arrivals there.Fri 16:11
Georgetown University
private university in Washington, D.C., United States
- Several states, including Iowa, Nebraska, Alaska, and Texas, filed suits alongside the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), linked to the Trump administration's push.Mon 07:44
- The Middle East Council on Global Affairs institute is based in Qatar, where Noha Aboueldahab holds an academic post.Sat 03:32

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Jul 1thehindu.comMore than half of the world’s migratory bird species are declining: Study