HKBWS WY

The links below include data from the Winter Atlas surveys conducted a few years ago to investigate the distribution of land birds in Hong Kong. Each map shows the distribution of birds throughout the territory during winter (November – February), with darker colours indicating areas of higher density. A full write-up of this dataset, including analysis of the distribution and numbers of each species recorded, is currently near completion and will be available soon.
Apologies to all involved with the surveys for the delay in posting this data.

以下連結是鳥友於幾年前進行的冬季陸鳥分佈研究結果，每一幅圖圴顯示一種鳥從11月至翌年2月在全港的分佈狀況，顏色愈深即表示該鳥的數目密度愈高，詳細的文字報告將於稍後完成並會上載於討論區。
謹此向各參與調查的鳥友為延遲出版調查結果致歉。

Part 1-002 Little Grebe – 081 Peregrine Falcon.pdf (1.01 MB)

Part 1-002 Little Grebe – 081 Peregrine Falcon.pdf (1.01 MB)
Downloaded count: 1325

20/01/2010 12:22

Part 2-088 Chinese Francolin - 173 Black-headed Gull.pdf (716.5 KB)

Part 2-088 Chinese Francolin - 173 Black-headed Gull.pdf (716.5 KB)
Downloaded count: 984

20/01/2010 12:22

Part 3-191 Rock Dove - 243 Bay Woodpecker.pdf (598.99 KB)

Part 3-191 Rock Dove - 243 Bay Woodpecker.pdf (598.99 KB)
Downloaded count: 981

20/01/2010 12:22

Part 4-251 Barn Swallow - Unidentified Thrush.pdf (1.14 MB)

Part 4-251 Barn Swallow - Unidentified Thrush.pdf (1.14 MB)
Downloaded count: 1003

20/01/2010 12:23

Part 5-309 St-breasted Sci Babl - 384 Black-naped Monarch.pdf (1.03 MB)

Part 5-309 St-breasted Sci Babl - 384 Black-naped Monarch.pdf (1.03 MB)
Downloaded count: 1014

20/01/2010 12:23

Part 6-387 Chinese Penduline Tit – 801 House Crow.pdf (1.25 MB)

Part 6-387 Chinese Penduline Tit – 801 House Crow.pdf (1.25 MB)
Downloaded count: 1013

20/01/2010 12:23

sdavid

I was wondering when the write up for these winter surveys will be published? I notice that these maps were posted at the beginning of 2010, I'm not quite sure when surveys were conducted, but the information may be out of date soon!

Perhaps providing the text as downloadable pdf files accompanying these maps would be a good way of putting out species write-up's to a wider audience?