Travis County leaderboard
Top birders in the county, from public eBird checklists.
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Top birders in the county, from public eBird checklists.
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2 checklists1 hotspot
22
species · 18%
4 checklists3 hotspots
21
species · 17%
Unofficial. Built from public eBird checklists; may differ from eBird. Species are distinct species across all of a birder's county checklists, counted as eBird does: subspecies roll up to their species, and hybrids, “sp.” and domestic types don't count. The percentage beside each total is the share of all 123 species anyone reported in the county in this period. Ties share a rank; checklists break the order. Anonymous eBirders aren't ranked: eBird gives no way to tell them apart. Ask to be removed
Compare: eBird Top 100 for Travis County, 2026.
2 checklists2 hotspots
Only one to report: Eastern Kingbird
21
species · 17%
1 checklist1 hotspot
Only one to report: Canyon Wren
21
species · 17%
1 checklist1 hotspot
21
species · 17%
1 checklist1 hotspot
Only one to report: Black-and-white Warbler
21
species · 17%
1 checklist
21
species · 17%
1 checklist1 hotspot
20
species · 16%
2 checklists2 hotspots
19
species · 15%
1 checklist1 hotspot
19
species · 15%
2 checklists1 hotspot
18
species · 15%
1 checklist1 hotspot
18
species · 15%
2 checklists1 hotspot
17
species · 14%
1 checklist1 hotspot
17
species · 14%
1 checklist1 hotspot
17
species · 14%
1 checklist1 hotspot
16
species · 13%
1 checklist1 hotspot
14
species · 11%
1 checklist
12
species · 10%
1 checklist
12
species · 10%
1 checklist
12
species · 10%
1 checklist
12
species · 10%
3 checklists
11
species · 9%
1 checklist1 hotspot
Only one to report: Pied-billed Grebe
11
species · 9%
4 checklists2 hotspots
10
species · 8%
1 checklist1 hotspot
10
species · 8%
Tap a name to see their checklists for this period. From a checklist, “View on eBird” leads to the birder's eBird profile when it's public.