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A visualization project is underway using eBird data to track bird life around the Lake Erie flyway, utilizing citizen science platforms.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Jun 28
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A visualization project is underway using eBird data to track bird life around the Lake Erie flyway, utilizing citizen science platforms.

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  1. Research published in NAS proceedings details findings on phenological mismatch concerning the Lake Erie flyway, involving the University of Michigan and NAS.Sub-event
  2. Fall migratory routes originating near Lake Erie are observed heading toward Mexico.Sub-event
  3. Citizen science project visualizes bird life around the Lake Erie flyway using eBird data.1 source

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