New England Rarities eBird BirdTrax page

[Steve Mirick]

With the closure of iGoogle today, the eBird google gadget has disappeared.

I'm not even close to being a programmer (that's Jane's job!), but I did
put together this web page for my own use a few weeks ago, and others
are free to use it. It is very basic, but shows rarities for the 3
coastal states of Massachusettts, New Hampshire and Maine. Made possible
by the folks at BirdTrax. I have it sorted by most recent reports of
rartities.

http://home.comcast.net/~smirick/eBirdGadget.html

If there are other tools out there, it would be great to know about them.

Steve Mirick
Bradford, MA

[Phil Brown]

Hi Steve & All,

I was using IGoogle as well and switched to IG Home at:

http://www.ighome.com/

which allows you to import your IGoogle data (yeah we can't do that
anymore) but more importantly allows you to add gadgets like BirdTrax to
your IG Home home page. It's not as "pretty" as IGoogle but it's not a
terrible replacement.

Enjoy,
Phil Brown
Essex, MA 01929
nebir...@comcast.net

From: smirick AT comcast.net

With the closure of iGoogle today, the eBird google gadget has disappeared.



I'm not even close to being a programmer (that's Jane's job!), but I did

put together this web page for my own use a few weeks ago, and others

are free to use it. It is very basic, but shows rarities for the 3

coastal states of Massachusettts, New Hampshire and Maine. Made possible

by the folks at BirdTrax. I have it sorted by most recent reports of

rartities.

http://home.comcast.net/~smiri...

If there are other tools out there, it would be great to know about them.



Steve Mirick

Bradford, MA

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Enjoy,
Phil Brown
Essex, MA 01929
nebir...@comcast.net
www.nebirdsplus.com
http://birdsofessex.blogspot.com/

"In order to see birds, it is necessary to become part of the silence.", Robert Lynd