It's good to submit eBird checklists from Walmart

[Ted Floyd]

Hey, everybody.

Here are some thoughts on why it's good to submit eBird checklists from Walmart, Coors Field, the playground in Kit Carson, your kids' soccer games, and so forth:

http://blog.aba.org/2016/09/birding-at-walmart-or-why-i-ebird-every-day.html

Ted Floyd

Lafayette, Boulder County

[David Suddjian]

I have lots of eBird personal locations in situations like that, some of which I submit from regularly if they are places in my regular daily routes...Walmart, Safeway, King Soopers, Costco, Home Depot, Lowes, and varied local shopping centers, etc. I'm always birding, and thus always eBirding. Mostly it is the small subset of regular urban birds that are noted, but there are regular surprises, and even the small joys of appreciating encounters with species that are generally common but not so commonly detected while birding in a parking lot.

David Suddjian

Ken Caryl Valley

Littleton, CO

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