Latest posts tagged with #BirdData on Bluesky
2025 solstice-to-solstice experiment is summarized! It could be prettier, but I am done for now.
highlights: 212 species of birds, 2200+km on foot, and lots of "potatoes" in the noted thoughts.
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#experimentalJournal #indieweb #birding #birdData #mathOfMe #localfirst
Turn your bored teens into nature loving conservationists, introduce them to citizen science. Get involved in species surveys, habitat restoration, wildlife rescue... Join online communities through tools/apps like @inaturalist.bsky.social #FrogID @birdlifeoz.bsky.social #birddata #AMDI #ORRCA
Wrapped April just under our 600-bird goal with 500 sightings! May’s off to a sweet start with 27 logged already. Highlights: an adorable Canada Goose family 🐣 and some great charts!
#BirdingDC #UrbanBirding #CanadaGoose #Excel #Python #DataViz #BirdData #SearchingWithShoe #SpringWatch
Introducing our new BirdLife DataZone! 💻
Discover the science underpinning global bird conservation. 🐦
Explore the DataZone here 👉https://datazone.birdlife.org/
Share with fellow bird enthusiasts!
#birdlifedatazone #birdlifeinternational #birdlifeglobalflyways #birdresearch #birddata
Niagara Peninsula Hawkwatch 2017 ends in a few days, after that more data will be available... #birddata
Ending with a favourite: NP #hawkwatch counters have gotten better at raptor identification over time. Fewer unidentified now. #birddata
NP #Hawkwatch has tracked logged hours since 1980, and is very consistent, which is good for the data! #birddata
The NP #Hawkwatch does not see many Northern Goshawks any more. The species is in slight decline, migration sightings down sharply #birddata
The Bald Eagle recovery is well-documented in the NP #hawkwatch dataset, the banning of DDT had a very clear effect. 🦅 #birddata
Broad-winged Hawks are erratic: they migrate during a short window of time in huge flocks. Some years may take alternate routes #birddata
Red-tailed Hawks are having a slight decrease as well, which may also be due to wintering further north as the years go on #birddata
Red-shouldered Hawks are comparatively stable, though trending slowly downwards. We need a couple more years to be sure #birddata
The answer may be a changing climate: more Sharp-shinned Hawks wintering further north, so fewer need to migrate through Niagara #birddata
Here's a comparison between the top five counted species (20,000+ overall). As TUVUs go up, SSHAs go down. What's going on there?🤔 #birddata
To give a sense of the scale of this increase.. here's Turkey Vultures vs all other counted raptor species in the count #birddata
The real stand-out species in the data, by far, is the Turkey Vulture. Just a handful of birds in the 70s to thousands today #birddata
Here's a chart of total raptors counted for NP #Hawkwatch from 1975-2016. The trend overall is more or less stable over the years #birddata
1/ For this year's Niagara Peninsula Hawkwatch AGM, I was asked to present on the #hawkwatch dataset, with observations... #birddata 🦅
