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

Researchers used eBird to track bird records, showing migration routes from India into Southeast Asia.

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Researchers used eBird to track bird records, showing migration routes from India into Southeast Asia.

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