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Robert Carr
 Post subject: Woodhall news
PostPosted: Wed Dec 28, 2016 3:56 pm 
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27th December
26 species, including:
Nuthatch 2
Brambling 1

28th December
34 species, including:
Black Swan 1

This brings the monthly total to 85, the highest ever; the previous best was 83 in April 2013.

All records on BirdTrack.

Rob
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Stuart Britton
 Post subject: Re: Woodhall news
PostPosted: Wed Dec 28, 2016 4:32 pm 
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Rob, I'm surprised your highest monthly patch species total comes in December. Is it that more effort has been made as I would have thought it would have been in September/October when summer/winter migrants overlap?
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Robert Carr
 Post subject: Re: Woodhall news
PostPosted: Thu Dec 29, 2016 10:11 am 
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I'm sure you're right, Stuart. The total must be a result of both actual diversity and effort made. The same thoughts occurred to me and I did a quick analysis, using number of complete lists on BirdTrack as a crude measure of effort. A sample of the months this year is:
March 74 species in 18 visits (same as December)
April 72 species in 9 visits
September 71 species in 13 visits
October 72 species in 7 visits
December 85 species in 18 visits.

As Oscar Wilde said, "The truth is rarely pure and never simple"!

Rob
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