Map made with code by #ChatGPT. Described the data format, and asked "How to highlight areas that have different proportions of breeding statuses, compared to average or adjacent areas?"

The map illustrates that breeding of the Grey-headed woodpecker (Picus canus) have been verified with greater certainty in southeastern Finland as opposed to other regions of the country.

#opendata from the Finnish bird atlas (https://lintuatlas.fi).

#bird #data #birdatlas #finland

RT @GrahamFAppleton@twitter.com

Great to see #BirdAtlas and @BBS_birds@twitter.com data being used to inform forestry decisions that minimise problems for breeding UK #waders.
First talk in this @_BTO@twitter.com session:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6iXQZXHT1PM&list=PLFFgJk1PU_BM2-7f1FlQQt413MGdPAQnd&index=2
Now for #Iceland?
https://wadertales.wordpress.com/2022/06/18/icelands-waders-need-a-strategic-forestry-plan/
#ornithology #shorebirds

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/GrahamFAppleton/status/1601636622134435840

Ask, and you shall receive: I posted yesterday asking if there was a European equivalent to the #BirdMaps of #eBirdTrends and @piotr_kania refers me to the epic #EBBA2. #EuropeanBreeding #BirdAtlas.
And it's *incredible*

Here for example is the #European distribution of my blog's namesake the #ArcticTern...

#EuropeanBirdCensusCouncil #EveryBirdCounts

https://ebba2.info/maps/species/Sterna-paradisaea/ebba2/abundance/