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01 January - 31 December, 2024

Mount Edgecombe Challenge 2024

Mount Edgecombe Challenge 2024
Log 50 species
01 Jan - 31 Dec, 2024
77 participants
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🐦 Log 50 species in Mount Edgecombe

πŸ“ Mount Edgecombe Country Estate, KZN

Join us at Mount Edgecombe Country Estate for a year-long birding adventure! With over 220 species recorded on the estate, you're in for a treat. From the vibrant Sunbirds to the elusive Owls, each turn on the trail offers a chance to encounter some of Durban's most spectacular birds in one of the most scenic birding environments around.

This challenge is for anyone with a Birda account. This challenge is for tickable species only. You can read more about tickable species here.

This challenge starts and ends based on the SAST time zone. All individual species logged in Mount Edgecombe, KZN will count towards this challenge and will be included in any leaderboard placement. All sightings must be logged before midnight on the day the challenge ends.

Be honest with yourself and other birders, but above all, respectful of them and any other outdoor users, everywhere – especially online. If you didn’t see it (or hear it), please don’t put it on Birda.

Challenge summary

453

Sightings

1,795h 55m

Time in nature

145

Days wild

Leaderboard
# species
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Andrew A
128
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Nix A
127
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Matt A
67
4
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Parma S
67
5
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James A
61
6
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Candice B
1
7
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Mike d
1
8
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Caitlyn D
1
9
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Nishana P
0
10
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The B
0
11
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Paula V
0
12
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Amour F
0
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