Birdcam Birds Sorted by Number of ID’d Photos

Bryce Lee was kind enough to forward me a database dump of the CONE Sutro Forest metadata, which means I now can obsess much more efficiently than I could by clicking through the Public Gallery page by page.

For example, here’s a list of all the species identified in the game, along with the number of successfully ID’d photos for each:

+---------------------------+-------------+
| name                      | count(name) |
+---------------------------+-------------+
| Yellow-rumped Warbler     |           1 |
| European Starling         |           2 |
| Wilson's Warbler          |           3 |
| American Crow             |           7 |
| Hooded Oriole             |           8 |
| Purple Finch              |           8 |
| Pine Siskin               |           8 |
| Lazuli Bunting            |           9 |
| White-crowned Sparrow     |          11 |
| Townsend's Warbler        |          12 |
| California Towhee         |          22 |
| Ring-necked Pheasant      |          24 |
| Red-tailed Hawk           |          32 |
| Song Sparrow              |          34 |
| Allen's Hummingbird       |         182 |
| Golden-crowned Sparrow    |         206 |
| Downy Woodpecker          |         333 |
| Anna's Hummingbird        |         345 |
| Steller's Jay             |         365 |
| Rock Pigeon               |         696 |
| Lesser Goldfinch          |         724 |
| American Robin            |         975 |
| Pygmy Nuthatch            |        1275 |
| Mourning Dove             |        1681 |
| Chestnut-backed Chickadee |        1752 |
| Black-headed Grosbeak     |        1789 |
| Dark-eyed Junco           |        1998 |
| Western Scrub-Jay         |        2742 |
| House Finch               |        4712 |
| House Sparrow             |        5384 |
+---------------------------+-------------+
30 rows in set (0.16 sec)

This is going to be so much fun to play with. :-)

2 Responses to “Birdcam Birds Sorted by Number of ID’d Photos”

  1. kryptonkay Says:

    I wonder who got the most species? I miss everyone! I’ve been snapping pictures of birds everywhere I go now. The one I thought was neat was a Red shafted Flicker. I didn’t know what it was but I wrote to vireo and got the answer. Thanks vireo!

  2. elanus Says:

    Haha. Yes, I’ll just bet you want to know who had the most species. And now that I ran the query to see, I can’t wait to show you. :-)

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