A new dedicated page for data, analysis, facts, figures, and statistics all about Herts Birds!
More to come.
A new dedicated page for data, analysis, facts, figures, and statistics all about Herts Birds!
More to come.
We now have a map showing where our birds were recorded in 2024. This map shows species totals for each 1km square in the county, taken from records submitted to the Herts Bird Club website.
The fully interactive map can be found here - please click on a 1km square to show the total number of species recorded
The map has has been created by Dean Cornish, using around ten thousand records that were submitted with a grid reference attached. It shows coverage rather than a complete list of birds for each square, and with around half of the squares having no records submitted, confirms that there are lots of under-watched parts of the county that could be visited in 2025
We will be closing the website for 2024 submissions soon, so if you want to fill a gap on the map please submit any outstanding records as soon as possible
We were not able to use records that did not have a grid reference and so if you want to help to improve the map by adding a grid reference to any of your 2024 records, please contact Graham Knight here
The map will be updated later this year when records from eBird and Birdtrack are uploaded to our database
This map has been produced by Dean Cornish using data from the Herts Bird Club database, and shows the number of species recorded per 1km square in 2023. For an interactive version of this map click here
This map has been produced by Dean Cornish using data from the Herts Bird Club database and shows the occurrence of House Martin by 1km square in 2023
This map has been produced by Dean Cornish using data from the Herts Bird Club database and shows the occurrence of Lapwing by 1km square in 2023
This map has been produced by Dean Cornish using data from the Herts Bird Club database and shows the occurrence of Kingfisher by 1km square in 2023
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