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Appendix 3. Plots of predicted annual indices from the BBS against those of eBird data from southern Ontario between April and mid-July, 1970-2015.
Group A: species that show declining trends in BBS data.
Group B: species that show increasing trends in BBS data.
Group C: species that show no significant trend in BBS data.
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