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1. #BREEDING SEASON 6.6.1 CHEAT CODES UPGRADE#
2. #BREEDING SEASON 6.6.1 CHEAT CODES CODE#
3. #BREEDING SEASON 6.6.1 CHEAT CODES FREE#

In other words, if you find a Northern Cardinal nest with eggs on your third visit to a block, then see a pair of cardinals on the fourth visit, record the code “NE” for cardinal on the checklist for the third visit and the code “P” for cardinal on the checklist for the fourth visit. Even if you have confirmed a species on a previous visit, it is important to also record that species, along with the strongest evidence of nesting obtained on the new visit. Make a complete checklist on each visit: Each time you visit a block you should keep a separate checklist of species and record the breeding codes that you obtain on that visit. By only recording what you see, even if you think there is stronger evidence for nesting, you will improve the quality of the data and the variety of ways in which we can use it to accurately describe the status of the state’s birds.

#BREEDING SEASON 6.6.1 CHEAT CODES UPGRADE#

If, on a subsequent visit, you observe birds repeatedly visiting the nest site then you can upgrade to ON (occupied nest), which confirms breeding. For example, if you see a bird visiting a possible nest site you should record it as N to indicate probable breeding, even if you feel confident that the birds are definitely breeding in the block.

Even if you believe that breeding is more likely than the codes suggest, it is important that you wait until you have observed behaviors associated with a higher code before using one. Please use only those breeding codes that are listed and be careful to use them as described. As you spend more time in your block, you will be continually upgrading these codes for your final block list as you find stronger evidence of breeding. These codes are listed below in increasing order of certainty of breeding. Within each category there are a number of different codes, associated with different breeding behaviors.

#BREEDING SEASON 6.6.1 CHEAT CODES FREE#

Also, please feel free to ask questions if they come after you begin field work.īreeding categories and codes: The list of breeding codes is divided into four categories of breeding evidence: Observed, Possible, Probable, and Confirmed. Study the breeding criteria carefully and clear up any questions with your regional coordinator before you start to collect data. Consequently, it is critically important to use these codes correctly and put them in the right place on the field cards. These standardized codes were chosen to ensure that everyone involved in the project collects information in the same way. The following codes and definitions are listed on the Field Card for reference while surveying. The Connecticut Bird Atlas will use breeding criteria agreed upon by the North American Ornithological Atlas Committee (NORAC), with minor modifications to facilitate data entry via the eBird app for those who wish to use it. Many other things, especially behavior, can be used as evidence for breeding.

In fact, nests need not be seen at all, and there is no need for volunteers to spend a lot of time searching for nests.

Finding a nest, however, is not the only evidence that can confirm breeding. The goal of the breeding survey is not just to produce a species list, but to determine which species are actually breeding within each block. Surveys - Breeding codes Documenting Breeding Evidence