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WRENDERINGS
Progress Report
Winter 1997 |
Even with the conclusion of our first breeding season, the San Diego Bird
Atlas continues to make progress. We now stand at 244 observers, with 292
of 479 grid squares adopted (61%). We've received data from 824 field trips,
covering 138 squares, and representing over 3300 hours in the field. Our
database now contains over 22,000 records.
The arrival of breeding-season data has slowed to a trickle, though
we know there are a number of you still out there with significant data
-- especially among our participants who are professional biologists.
While data entry is vastly more efficient from the daily field forms
designed for the atlas, we will take anything you can give us, including
xeroxes of field notes or reports. December would be an ideal time to
get this last breeding-season data into our database, so please send
whatever you have now.
 Philip
Unitt
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