Groove-billed Ani

Crotophaga sulcirostris

Species Migration

Data Providers

This map is made possible by the generous contribution of hemispheric weekly distribution data from eBird at the Cornell Lab, and a variety of hemispheric data sources for conservation challenges. Learn more

Data Providers

Conservation Challenges

This map is made possible by the generous contribution of hemispheric weekly distribution data from eBird at the Cornell Lab, and a variety of hemispheric data sources for conservation challenges.

The following partners contributed to the development of this map.

Data Sources

Basemap

GEBCO Compilation Group. 2020.

GEBCO 2020 Grid

https://doi.org/10.5285/a29c5465-b138-234d-e053-6c86abc040b9.

Global Administrative Areas. 2018.

GADM database of Global Administrative Areas, version 3.6

https://gadm.org/.

Natural Earth. 2021.

Made with Natural Earth free vector and raster map data

https://www.naturalearthdata.com/.

How to contribute data to the Migratory Bird Initiative

If you are interested in sharing your data with the Migratory Bird Initiative, contact us at migratorybirds@audubon.org

To request information about the Migratory Bird Initiative

Requests for data should be directed to the contributing data holder or organization. If you’re interested in something else, please contact us at migratorybirds@audubon.org

Map Layers

Species Conservation Challenges

See where birds are exposed to the footprint of human activities and environmental changes throughout their annual migratory journey.

Select a Conservation Challenge to view where this species is exposed to it throughout the year.

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What’s New

There are now over 11,500 bird tracks for almost 200 species including new tagging data from the Bird Genoscape Project, Motus Wildlife Tracking System, USGS Bird Banding Lab, and Movebank; and updated weekly abundance using the latest models by eBird at The Cornell Lab
The redesigned Locations sidebar shows tagged species for your primary location, and you can filter the map to see bird connections from different types of tracking devices
On Species Conservation Challenge pages, the conservation challenge selection box includes graphs to facilitate comparison of exposure across challenges
North American population size estimates for landbirds are now available in the Conservation Statistics section of Species pages
Species Migration animated maps load faster and show the footprint of tracked birds upon opening
In partnership with Movebank, we launched the Migratory Bird Initiative Collection, a compilation of bird migration studies shared by collaborating researchers