Migration Report Submission

It’s the offseason!

Thank you for your interest in submitting a migration report. However, since the regular duck season is over we’re taking a break!

We may still post  to our social media accounts and migration reports page, and if you’re curious about how last season’s migration unfolded, be sure to check out our migration map.

Thank you for your continued support; look forward to bigger and better things ahead!

Help us track the migration through your neck of the woods by submitting an image-or-video-based migration report! Once submitted, look for it on our Migration Map! By implementing image-based migration reports into our database we’re expanding our data coverage while keeping it authentic and most importantly—verifiable. 

And please note, while we love a post-hunt pic, we are only able to process images or videos of live birds. 

Please allow up to three business days for your submission to be processed.

If you have any issues, please contact us.

This aspect of Migration Station is a continual work in progress.

How your name will appear in our Migration database (ex: John Doe, or @johndoe). You can choose to remain anonymous if you'd like!
What date was the observation for this report made?
This helps us add a geo-location to your report for our Migration database.
Same as above, help us gather geo-location data for your report.
What was the primary species observed? If unsure, just choose 'Other'—we'll take it from there!
Don't worry too much about this... We use in-house programming to approximate populations—whether quantitatively or qualitatively—before we use the data in our Migration database.
Drag & Drop Files, Choose Files to Upload
Files can't be larger than 25MB (that's about 20 seconds or less for videos). If upload fails, please edit the file and try again.
If yes, we will be sure to list the name or social media handle provided above as the source!
(Not required) In case we need to reach out to confirm or authenticate your report.