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Category Archives: Point Counts

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Surveying the Mixed Forests

June 29, 2009by frontenacbirdstudies 2 Comments

This past week I finished up the remaining point count routes, which included a route through coastal mixed forests along the extreme eastern edge of Frontenac Provincial Park. I accessed [...]

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Breeding Bird Studies, Point Counts, Prairie Warbler, Species in Focus, Videos
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Surveying the pine barrens

June 22, 2009by frontenacbirdstudies 1 Comment

The first of two point count survey routes through rock barren environs in Frontenac Park was completed this past week. It has been tough going for scheduling and conducting surveys [...]

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Breeding Bird Studies, Point Counts, Prairie Warbler, Species in Focus
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Point counting begins in Frontenac Park

June 10, 2009by frontenacbirdstudies 2 Comments

The Point Count is a standard method for gathering data on the relative abundance of breeding birds. This method typically involves a 3, 5 or 10 minute count of all [...]

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Breeding Bird Studies, Cerulean Warbler, Point Counts, Species in Focus

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