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Point Count Protocol What are we doing tomorrow?!
Why Point Counts?
Cost-effective method of estimating the relative abundance of birds
Least subjective method
Most reproducible method
General Methodology A series of points are established in an area. Observer visits points during optimal times to detect birds of interest. At each point observer records all birds detected (sight & sound), within specified time and distance.
Detailed Methodology
Spacing of Points – Place far enough apart to avoid counting birds previously recorded. – Standards recommend 250 meters. – In more open habitats, 500 meters.
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Marking Points – Mark permanently with immovable object (post, metal tag on tree) – Locate on detailed map – use GPS
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Location of Points – For an entire management unit, place points systematically. – For specific habitats, stratify area by habitat, and assign points systematically.
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Timing of Visits – Sunrise to about 4 hours after sunrise. – For breeding birds, best time is from territory formation to early incubation. This is June in many areas, probably MarchApril in the desert southwest.
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Length of Count – 5 minutes recommended. Can do longer counts (up to 10 minutes) if travel between point count stations is great. Track counts from 0-3 minutes for comparison to other programs such as BBS. – The longer the count period, the more likely to double count individuals.
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Counting Radius – Fixed radius recommended. Record birds in 0-25 m, 25-50 m, and >50m. Can vary by habitat, with larger radii in more open habitats.
What to Record:
Species - use 4-letter codes
Distance interval or exact distance
Age/sex
Treat flyovers separately
Pros & Cons
Pros: – Predominant technique used in North America – Recommended by PIF – More sample points per effort – May detect species missed by other methods
Pros & Cons
Cons: – May flush birds as approach point – Not as efficient as transects in terms of detections per effort – Not useful for secretive, quiet species – Gives no information on productivity – Does not work equally well in all seasons
Variable Circular Plot (Point Count) Field Sheet State Temp C
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N-S Coordinate:______________ E-W Coordinate:______________ Zone*:_______ (N-S=Latitude; E-W=Longitude) *Zone = 0 for lat-long (geographic); else enter a UTM Zone.
Data Compiler:__________________________ Comments:_____________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________
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