Malcolm Robinson saw this Temminck's Courser in pentad 2930_3015 [at 29.51533S 30.3311E] on 8/12/10. A very good sighting for the KZN midlands [the next KZN record for SABAP2 is just north of the 28° line].
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16 Pentads to 100% KZN Coverage
- SABAP2 Website
- SABAP2 Total Gap Analysis
- BirdLife South Africa
- S A BirdNet Group Site
- KZN-Birds Yahoo Group Site
- BirdLife Zululand
- BirdLife Trogons
- Birdlife Port Natal
- KZN Midlands Bird Club
- Shane McPherson's Crowned Eagle Research
- Birding with Trish
- Ernst Retief
- ADU's Virtual Museum
- MyBirdPatch
- Birds In Reserves Project [BIRP]
Downloads
[Last updated 7/07/2012]
These are all MS Excel files.
Pentad Chart Files
The first three files are all part of the same data set. They are maps of KZN showing the pentads with a name, pentad code, the cards & species and the quarterly splits of the cards for each pentad. (The quarters run SON - DJF - MAM - JJA).
KZN is split into North & South along the 28° line, with the 28° falling in both data sets, ie is common to both. Both of these files reference the data contained in the base data file.
If you have downloaded all three of these files, you then only need to dowload the Base Data file, and then as long as you have this file in the same directory as the North / South files, Excel will upadate their data from the new file.
Many thanks to Peter Spence for his hard work on the concept.
These are all MS Excel files.
Pentad Chart Files
The first three files are all part of the same data set. They are maps of KZN showing the pentads with a name, pentad code, the cards & species and the quarterly splits of the cards for each pentad. (The quarters run SON - DJF - MAM - JJA).
KZN is split into North & South along the 28° line, with the 28° falling in both data sets, ie is common to both. Both of these files reference the data contained in the base data file.
If you have downloaded all three of these files, you then only need to dowload the Base Data file, and then as long as you have this file in the same directory as the North / South files, Excel will upadate their data from the new file.
Many thanks to Peter Spence for his hard work on the concept.
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