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TUFTED TITMOUSE
The Tufted Titmouse is a rare breeder in the CW Region, common to the south. These cavity nesters typically breed in very mature oak woodlands, often near ravines or sheltered areas. Accurate trends cannot be estimated, but this species is believed to be stable or slightly increasing. Photo: © Gregg Williams |
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Conservation Status | # of Points | # of Records | Credibility | Annual Change | Pct. Error | ||||||||||
None Noted | 29 | 129 | Poor | +1% | +/-73% | ||||||||||
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Technical Details - Graph |
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Goodness of Fit Chi-Square: p= 0.5298 |
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model fits if p >0.05 (model estimate is not significantly dif. from observed counts) |
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