Thanks! I hope they’re interesting at least.
On Wed, May 6, 2020 at 3:51 PM Gary Richards <grcolts@xxxxxx> wrote:
Fantastic job…these maps will be of great benefit to many Texas birders.
Gary Richards
On May 6, 2020, at 2:56 PM, Dell Little <dellel1119@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I've finally finished the maps comparing eBird records with the maps in
the Texas Ornithological Society Handbook of Texas Birds, 2nd Ed. There are
75 multi-layered maps for quick comparison to related species. Here's the
link to the page of links on the Texas Century Club site.
http://texascenturyclub.org/index.php?title=Texas_Species_County_Maps
I designed these maps to find what species are missing on eBird from with
in their normal range. Also which species show up in counties outside of
their range.
Thanks to Eric Carpenter for coming up with scripts to help me get this
thing finished a little faster.
Though I did take a break to put together the County Big Days page also on
TCC Site. I've gotten about 100 entries from 16 birders. The list is
starting to fill out. Chambers is the first county with the top ten Big
Days above 100 species. Many counties still don't have 10 Big Days above
25. (the minimum set to make a list). Here's that page btw:
http://texascenturyclub.org/index.php?title=County_Big_Days
If you have any Big Days that could fit on this list send them my way.
Take Care Stay Safe.
Dell Little
