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8 Comments:
Nice work on this Infographic Tim!
This is great, thanks for sharing!
Thanks for this info, Utah Birders.
Very well done presenting the data visually. Love how you did it. I found examining the results very intersting. Thank you for your work.
Tim:
Very good job.
Regards,
Bill Fenimore
@Jonafriendj: Thanks Man!
@Jenny: No problem, glad you liked it.
@Jo Ann Natrop: You're Welcome!
@Matt:Glad you like it and found it informational.
@Bill: Thanks Bill.
This is very very cool. I was just telling a friend of mine how there seems to be a lack of women birders in the field. We discussed culture, time, and safety.
I also find it the "motivation" part interesting. Because I found I related more to the "male" motivations. With a healthy dose of the "female" honing skills, and absorbing the natural world.
Thanks for this!
@Christine:
Glad you enjoyed it! Going forward we will likely tweak and adjust this to keep up to date each year with the changes in the birding populous. There are some other interesting things to think about that I didn't tie in, but the relationship between experience, birder type, time in the field, etc. There are some interesting connections that go beyond the basic stats.
Cheers,
Tim
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