What’s New–March 14, 2020

by Ken Ostermiller|Updated March 14, 2020

There are 3552 eBird hotspots in Ohio.

New eBird Hotspots

Lake County

Madison Community Park
Thanks to Sean Artman for suggesting this hotspot.

Collegial Woods
Thanks to T. Shimek for suggesting this hotspot, to several birders in Muskingum County who helped determine the best name for the hotspot, and to Lori McCollister for providing a photo.

What’s New–February 23, 2019

New eBird Hotspots Ashtabula County Northeast Ohio Regional Airport Thanks to Lydia Machczynski for suggesting this location as a hotspot. The roads […]

What’s New–March 23, 2019

New eBird Hotspots Clark County Buck Creek State Park–New Moorefield Access Thanks to Carl Winstead for suggesting this additional hotspot at Buck […]

What’s New–August 24, 2019

New eBird Hotspots Montgomery County Iron Horse Trail (Montgomery County) Thanks to Jireh Mukawa for suggesting this as an eBird hotspot and […]

What’s New–October 19, 2019

There are 3482 eBird hotspots in Ohio. Tip — Looking for a place to hike and bird watch? Check out: Ohio Birding […]

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eBird is a real-time, online checklist program which has revolutionized the way that the birding community reports and accesses information about birds. Jointly sponsored by the Laboratory of Ornithology at Cornell University and the National Audubon Society, eBird provides rich data sources for basic information on bird abundance and distribution.

This website provides descriptions and maps of eBird Hotspots in Ohio. In eBird, Hotspots are shared locations where birders may report their bird sightings to eBird. Hotspots provide birders with information about birding locations where birds are being seen.