Example: One Day Data Sheet

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USA National Phenology Network – The Nature's Notebook Plant and Animal Observing Program

Example: One Day Data Sheet

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Site: tester
Observer: Roberto Marsh
Date:
Time:

Directions: In the box below, estimate your contribution of time to the
project today, separating the time it took you to travel to the site and the
time you spent making observations on plants and animals once you
arrived at the site. If you are observing animals, report the time you
spent searching for animals and circle the appropriate letter for your
observation method (there is no need to report time for incidental
sightings):
i – incidental: chance sighting while not speci cally searching
s – stationary: standing or sitting at a single point
w – walking: a single pass or transect through your site
a – area search: multiple passes through your site
In the four boxes to the right, circle the appropriate letter to describe the
phenophase status:
y – phenophase is occurring
n – phenophase is not occurring
? – not certain if the phenophase is occurring
Do not circle anything if you did not check for the phenophase. In the
adjacent blank, write in the appropriate measure of intensity or
abundance for this phenophase.

Report your contribution of time
hr
min
hr
min

Time spent observing
Time spent in travel

Report your animal observation method
hr
min

Time spent looking for animals
Animal survey method

i s w a

Report on snow
Is there snow on the ground?

Species: red maple
Nickname: red maple-1

Species: white spruce
Nickname: white spruce-1

Do you see...?

Do you see...?

leaves

young needles

increasing leaf size

pollen cones

colored leaves

open pollen cones

falling leaves

pollen release

flowers or flower buds

unripe seed cones

open flowers

ripe seed cones

pollen release

recent cone or seed drop

fruits
ripe fruits
recent fruit or seed drop

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Species: American black duck
Nickname: American black duck

Species: American goldfinch
Nickname: American goldfinch

Do you see...?

Do you see...?

feeding

feeding

calls or song

fruit/seed consumption

mating

insect consumption

nest building

calls or song

dead individuals

singing males

individuals at a feeding station

mating
nest building

% of ground covered
Is there snow in the canopy?

dead individuals

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individuals at a feeding station

Contact: [email protected]
More information: www.usanpn.org/how-observe

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