How this automation works
Automatically save eBird sighting reports to Google Drive. When a New sighting of a species nearby occurs, this Applet uploads the sighting's checklist URL or any file URL provided by the trigger to the Drive folder you specify. This helps birders and researchers back up checklists, share reports, and collect observations from eBird into Google Drive.
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Create your own Google Drive and eBird workflow
Create custom workflows effortlessly by selecting triggers, queries, and actions. With IFTTT, it's simple: “If this” trigger happens, “then that” action follows. Streamline tasks and save time with automated workflows that work for you.
16 triggers, queries, and actions
New bird observation at a hotspot
New file from search in your folder
New file in your folder
New photo in your folder
New rare bird reported nearby
New sighting of a species nearby
New starred file in folder
New video in your folder
Upload file from URL
New bird observation at a hotspot
New file from search in your folder
New file in your folder
New photo in your folder
New rare bird reported nearby
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About Google Drive
Google Drive lets you store and access your files anywhere — on the web, on your hard drive, or on the go. Applets let you send the most important information into your Google Drive, automatically.
Google Drive lets you store and access your files anywhere — on the web, on your hard drive, or on the go. Applets let you send the most important information into your Google Drive, automatically.
About eBird
eBird is a free platform from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology where birders log and explore bird sightings. Launched in 2002, it gathers hundreds of millions of observations a year from volunteers around the world into one of the largest biodiversity databases. Anyone who watches birds can record checklists, track personal lists, and browse sightings, hotspots, and species maps anywhere on Earth. Visit eBird.
eBird is a free platform from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology where birders log and explore bird sightings. Launched in 2002, it gathers hundreds of millions of observations a year from volunteers around the world into one of the largest biodiversity databases. Anyone who watches birds can record checklists, track personal lists, and browse sightings, hotspots, and species maps anywhere on Earth. Visit eBird.
