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Appendix 2.

Table A2.1. Actual reasons cited by ex-participants (n = 22) and potential reasons cited by current participants (n = 47) for leaving the Manitoba Nocturnal Owl Survey in a questionnaire on participation behavior and scientific attitude distributed during November 2015 – January 2016. Some respondents listed multiple reasons.

Reason Actual Potential

Number Percentage Number Percentage

Relocation 9 40.9 8 17.0

Health and aging 4 18.2 22 46.8

Route problems 3 13.6 3 6.4

Interpersonal 3 13.6 1 2.1

Lost interest 3 13.6 0 0.0

Survey problems 2 9.1 6 12.8

Time commitment 2 9.1 4 8.5

Not hearing owls 2 9.1 3 6.4

Transportation 1 4.5 2 4.3

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