Of the 18 potential territories within the southern rim study area, the 2007 survey found: 6 territories held either singing males or males which exhibited significant territorial behaviour. A further 3 territories were where birds were seen, but these birds did not show any significant territorial behaviour. Ring ouzel were not recorded in 9 of the potential territories Of the 14 potential territories surveyed in 2015: 8 territories held either singing males or males which exhibited significant territorial behaviour (including pairing with a female). . All 8 sites holding territorial males in 2015 are known sites with a previous history of occupation, as identified by CBC archive records or from the 2007 survey. Table 1: Wild Ennerdale Summary of Ring Ouzel data. Site Name Tetrad Atlas BTO CBC Wild Wild tetrad 1988 to 1997 to Ennerdale Ennerdale code 1991 2001 2007 2015 Atlas Atlas Survey Survey 1. Goat Gill NY0614 NY01S Not Nil Seen Not searched searched 2. Ben Gill NY0814 NY01X Seen Nil 3. Revelin NY0814 NY01X Pair/ 2 visits Probably Crag / Singing Nil 1988 Breeds The male 1 (suppl) Pinnacles breeding *4. N.E. NY0814 NY01X Pair/ flanks of Singing Singing Crag Fell male male *4. N.E. NY1014 NY11C 2 visits Nil (across (across both flanks of 1988 both tetrads) tetrads) Crag Fell 1 breeding 5. Boathow NY1012 NY11B 2 visits Nil Nil Singing Crag (Side) 1988 Nil male 6. Silver NY1210 NY11F 2 visits Nil Nil Not Cove 1988 Nil searched 7. Great NY1410 NY11K Seen Nil Cove/ 2 visits Probably Little 1988 Breeds Gowder 1 (suppl) Crag breeding
Of the 18 potential territories within the southern rim study area, the 2007 survey found: 6 territories held either singing males or males which exhibited significant territorial behaviour. A further 3 territories were where birds were seen, but these birds did not show any significant territorial behaviour. Ring ouzel were not recorded in 9 of the potential territories Of the 14 potential territories surveyed in 2015: 8 territories held either singing males or males which exhibited significant territorial behaviour (including pairing with a female). . All 8 sites holding territorial males in 2015 are known sites with a previous history of occupation, as identified by CBC archive records or from the 2007 survey. Table 1: Wild Ennerdale Summary of Ring Ouzel data. Site Name Tetrad Atlas tetrad code BTO 1988 to 1991 Atlas CBC 1997 to 2001 Atlas Wild Ennerdale 2007 Survey Wild Ennerdale 2015 Survey 1. Goat Gill NY0614 NY01S Not searched Nil Seen Not searched 2. Ben Gill NY0814 NY01X 2 visits 1988 1 breeding Probably Breeds (suppl) Seen Nil 3. Revelin Crag / The Pinnacles NY0814 NY01X Pair/ Singing male Nil *4. N.E. flanks of Crag Fell NY0814 NY01X Pair/ Singing male (across both tetrads) Singing male (across both tetrads) *4. N.E. flanks of Crag Fell NY1014 NY11C 2 visits 1988 1 breeding Nil 5. Boathow Crag (Side) NY1012 NY11B 2 visits 1988 Nil Nil Nil Singing male 6. Silver Cove NY1210 NY11F 2 visits 1988 Nil Nil Nil Not searched 7. Great Cove/ Little Gowder Crag NY1410 NY11K 2 visits 1988 1 breeding Probably Breeds (suppl) Seen Nil
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