Breeding Bird Atlas' are powerful tools to document the change in natural world, yet they are produced every 10-20 years and need significant human resources and funds and a lot of time. The aim of Bird Atlas Live! is to continuously update bird atlas maps with observation data submitted to eBird, the biggest online bird database.
Dynamic eBird activity card generator for your GitHub profile README 🦜
Field guide component with live eBird API integration (excerpt from a private client project).
Ebird rarity mapper - map recent notable eBird alerts
Find optimal hotspots to maximize target species using the eBird dataset
Analyses of changes in long-billed curlew distributions with eBird data
Reliability-aware biodiversity data integration using BBS, eBird, NASA Earthdata HLS/Sentinel-2, and Prithvi/TerraMind/Clay for trustworthy ecological inference.
A live mapping of locally seen birds needed for our Life Lists, sourced from eBird.
React app showing recent bird sightings near a US location (via eBird API)
endemic uses the eBird and iNaturalist APIs to visualize biodiversity with d3.
A browser extension that enhances eBird with improved search and usability features.
A location-aware dawn chorus that turns five recently reported nearby birds into an ambient soundscape.
Place-aware nature data for developers. 8 data sources, 7 MCP servers, 1000-crop garden planner, CLI.
Interactive eBird data visualization built with Vue, TypeScript, MapLibre, Deck.gl, D3, GeoPandas, GeoParquet, and DuckDB WASM.
Talk to Claude about birds. A hosted MCP server exposing the eBird API as 10 tools — recent sightings, notable rarities, hotspots, taxonomy. Runs on AWS Lambda; deployable in 10 minutes with one Terraform apply.
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