Evaluating Observer Effects in Point Count Studies : Using Stereo-Microphones to Investigate the Role of Species Identification Errors on Breeding Bird Survey (BBS) Point Counts and Microphone Arrays to Estimate Changes in Bird Behaviour in Response

doi 10.22215/etd/2009-10674
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