Hello Jim,
I use Cornell's " Birds of the World" species accounts for that.
You can access it for free through WOS and some libraries. I pay for a subscription every year just because I want to support them and all of the excellent work that they do.
Dan
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> On May 25, 2025, at 3:37 PM, Jim Betz via Tweeters <tweeters at u.washington.edu> wrote:

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> Hi all

> I'm interested in a reference that shows the "progress" of the lifecycle of birds. A sort of chart that shows a species yearly life such as wintering migrating breeding nesting hatching fledging growing and migrating. Each section would include time of year and duration and location. What I have found is too broad for my question. Help. Jim in Skagit.

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