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Species
Order
Common
Uncommon
Occasional
Rare
Migrant
Other

County:
Count: [single number.] retain note
Note:  
Breeding [use count to specify number of eggs or chicks.]:
habitat
mult. singing
singing male
pair in habitat
territory
courtship
nest site 		agitated
building nest
physiological e
carrying nest
nest building
dist. display
used nest 		occupied nest
fledged young
feeding young
fecal sac
nest with eggs
nest with young
Date of sighting
Add sighting(s) to list of records (if single-click select):

Current list of records to be submitted
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Select the Date and County of a sighting, optionally add a count and a comment. Double click on the bird in the Select Bird panel, or double-click on the county after you have selected the bird species. When you have completed making entries, hit the Submit button.
The species shown in the Select Bird menu are determined by the date and the county of the state. You can use Common, Uncommon, Occasional, Rare, Migratory, or All as the selection criterion. The species or bird banding code of the record can be typed into the Search for species box, to make it easier to find the species. The Rare or Other require a note. The darkly shaded birds require an RQD for complete documentation.

Location can be set as a block number (T120R25b), latitude and longitude in decimal degrees (45.18845,-93.78422), degrees minutes (45 11.307,-93 47.053), degrees minutes seconds (45 11 18.42,-93 47 3.18), common form (N45 11.307 W93 47.053), or UTM form (15T 481455 4961364). Note the comma between the latitude and longitude. Click on Location to show a map of the location and change the location into the form (block,lat,lon). You can move the pointer to display the exact location of the nest.

Hotspot can be set by entering a name into the location field, clicking on Location and selecting the hotspot location on the map. When you type this location in the future (after selecting the correct county) the location field will autocomplete the location entry.

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