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i've seen this expression on birding sites but i don't know what it means.is it something to do with using a bird's call on tape to attract and capture it?
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There are now many questions on data that was previously collected using audio tape to lure birds into mist-nets for capture and data collection.
One obvious situation is were an abundence of male specimens are captured, this would have been noted as a season that hens were in shortage but in reality the males were merely reacting to a 'rival' into their breeding territory.
Often single inferior specimens are caught because, dispite their depleting condition thru being chased by breeding pairs, they still hoped the 'tape-lure' would produce a prospective mate.
It is thus easy to see that biased info has been collected.
There are now many questions on data that was previously collected using audio tape to lure birds into mist-nets for capture and data collection.
One obvious situation is were an abundence of male specimens are captured, this would have been noted as a season that hens were in shortage but in reality the males were merely reacting to a 'rival' into their breeding territory.
Often single inferior specimens are caught because, dispite their depleting condition thru being chased by breeding pairs, they still hoped the 'tape-lure' would produce a prospective mate.
It is thus easy to see that biased info has been collected.
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