1989 (Thirty-Second) Fall Occurrence Report
Two hundred ninety-one species, and the probability that the Snowy Owl on the DeSoto NWR Christmas Count would qualify as a Nebraska bird and the possibility that some of the Empidonax sp. reported were not otherwise reported, were reported from 13 "full-time" locations plus 9 "spot-c...
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DigitalCommons@University of Nebraska - Lincoln
1990
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| Online Access: | https://digitalcommons.unl.edu/nebbirdrev/538 https://digitalcommons.unl.edu/context/nebbirdrev/article/1538/viewcontent/Nebraska_Bird_Review_58_1_Mar_2990_1989__Thirty_Second__Fall_REV.pdf |
| Summary: | Two hundred ninety-one species, and the probability that the Snowy Owl on the DeSoto NWR Christmas Count would qualify as a Nebraska bird and the possibility that some of the Empidonax sp. reported were not otherwise reported, were reported from 13 "full-time" locations plus 9 "spot-check" locations, which included 27 counties. The figures for 1988 were 282 species from 14 "full-time" locations plus 14 "spot-check" locations, which included 49 counties. The figures for 1987 were 296, plus 2 possibilities, from 14 "full-time" and 4 "spot-check" locations; 1986, 293 and 1 possibility from 13 "full-time" and 4 "spot-check" locations. The information is presented in a rough west (left) to east (right) order, with the northernmost of locations with approximately equal longitude listed first. Two dates indicate the first and last records for the period. |
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