Observed arrival · 2026-10-22
I Love Birds: an atlas of 11,017 species
A free bird field guide that organizes species by family and maps birding hotspots around the world.
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- Birders and people exploring bird species
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- The homepage names AVONET, EltonTraits, IOC World Bird List, eBird, GBIF, iNaturalist, Wikimedia Commons and Wikipedia as sources.
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The homepage offers family browsing as well as a world-map route, and says species entries include photos, size, diet, habitat, range and songs. It names a mix of bird-specific datasets and public observation or reference sources, including AVONET, EltonTraits, eBird, GBIF, iNaturalist and Wikimedia Commons. These are homepage descriptions; the extracted evidence does not verify each entry or map feature.
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