[oldisnew45]

Hi
I have recently began bird watching again after an 8 yr hiatus ( life detour)
The world has obviously changed a lot during time past. And I live downtown now. I bought some window feeders and have some chickadees that I trade food for admiration with.
Where can I find detailed, relevant info about the spring migration? There is so much on the internet about everything and I find that sifting through the crap makes me feel defeated and untrusting. And I don't want to feel those things haha
So anyone that can share some knowledgeable knowledge with me, I would be very grateful
Thanks in advance!

[northvanrob]

Hi oldisnew45 ,

Ebird is a fantastic resource to see birds being reported locally!

Here's a link to recent ebird reports for Metro Vancouver!
https://ebird.org/canada/region/CA-BC-G ... ?yr=all&m=

Here is a map of hotspots for birding in Metro Vancouver!
https://ebird.org/hotspots?env.minX=-12 ... m=4&yr=cur

Here you can search individual bird species and see where they are!
You may need to to create an account at e-bird to see this!

https://ebird.org/map/bkcchi?neg=true&e ... 2&eyr=2022

Also a bit old but you can read about the arrivals of different birds.

http://www.northvanguy.com/birds/

Go to this site and download VANARRIV.xls it shows

So good luck in your search for bird spring migrations!

[oldisnew45]

thank you so much!

[oldisnew45]

Hi oldisnew45 ,

Ebird is a fantastic resource to see birds being reported locally!

Here's a link to recent ebird reports for Metro Vancouver!
https://ebird.org/canada/region/CA-BC-G ... ?yr=all&m=

Thank you so much.
I have started inputting my daily sightings! I don't have a potential paper mess now.
I could articulate in depth how much this has enriched my life. But I am sure you can relate

[northvanrob]

oldisnew45

Good to hear!

Keep it going!