Date: 8/21/26 2:50 am
From: Kevin Schutz <kschutz...>
Subject: [cobirds] Question to the Colorado Birds Forum regarding eBird and recent bird categorization changes
Hello Colorado Birds community,

I have a question to all. With the recent bird classification change,
have you noticed any changes in the behavior of the eBird a(mobile)
application where bird species, old or new classifications, DOES NOT
APPEAR AS AN OPTION until one changes to the PC version?

My nemesis bird for this query, in Colorado, is the Northern Yellow
Warbler (previously known as the Yellow Warbler). For months, when I
attempt an eBird checklist using my mobile phone, the new "Northern Yellow
Warbler" never is presented as an option. I've tried "Northern Yellow
Warbler", "Yellow Warbler". a generic "Warbler", but I only get the
Northern Yellow/Mangrove Warbler as a viable option when using the mobile
app version, but that always (for good reason) gets questioned. Once I
return home, where I can access my PC, Northern Yellow Warbler is ALWAYS is
presented as an option. The issue is only when I deal with eBird on my
(android) mobile phone. I have experienced this issue with a number of
species, but the Northern Yellow Warbler is by far the most common species
I encounter this issue with.

Note: all eBird databases for the application are current (have been
frequently updated).
Inquiries, to date, to Cornell have not been acknowledged

Any suggestions on how to resolve this issue? Based on my current
experience, I am less and less inclined to attempt to report checklists,
entered in real time from the field, on eBird due to these frustrating
issues.

Thank you,

Kevin
El Paso County

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