1	"Total Ticks" Total Ticks What, Why, Who
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6	Listing Life list State (Province) list Yard list Month list Trip list Big Day list Big Year list etc., etc
7	"Total Ticks" Total Ticks The total of all birds on your state and province lists.
8	"Pennsylvania" Pennsylvania 250 Delaware 225 New Jersey 325 Total Ticks 800
9	"Pennsylvania" Pennsylvania 250 Delaware 225 New Jersey 325 Florida 220 Total Ticks 1020
10	"Manitoba" Manitoba Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Brunswick New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York Newfoundland North Carolina North Dakota Northwest Territories Nova Scotia Nunavut
11	"Alabama 430" Alabama 430 Alaska 498 Alberta 408 Arizona 532 Arkansas 394 British Columbia 483 California 624 Colorado 482 Connecticut 409 Delaware 398 District of Col. 324 Florida 494 Georgia 417 Idaho 417 Illinois 439 Indiana 406 Iowa 408 Kansas 466 Kentucky 373 Louisiana 460 Maine 425
12	"Alabama 430" Alabama 430 Alaska 498 Alberta 408 Arizona 532 Arkansas 394 British Columbia 483 California 624 Colorado 482 Connecticut 409 Delaware 398 District of Col. 324 Florida 494 Georgia 417 Idaho 417 Illinois 439 Indiana 406 Iowa 408 Kansas 466 Kentucky 373 Louisiana 460 Maine 425
13	"Total Ticks" Total Ticks What, Why, Who
14	"Fun" Fun Challenging Forces you to keep accurate records Forces you to visit places Get to meet people Increases our knowledge of status and distribution
15	"Total Ticks" Total Ticks What, Why, Who
16	"Keeper of the lists -..." Keeper of the lists - American Birding Association Published once a year in the Big Day Report 4000 Total Ticks is the minimum for publication
17	"Putting it in perspective" Putting it in perspective 100 in each state and province = 6,300 150 in each state and province = 9,450 200 in each state and province = 12,600
18	"Between 4000 and 5000 TT..." Between 4000 and 5000 TT – 38 people Between 5000 and 6000 TT – 26 people Between 6000 and 7000 TT – 15 people Between 7000 and 8000 TT – 9 people Between 8000 and 9000 TT – 7 people Between 9000 and 10000 TT – 4 people Between 10,000 and 11,000 TT – 5 people
19	"(#4) 11,955 TT –..." (#4) 11,955 TT – Cecil Kersting (LA) (#3) 13,393 TT – Thomas Heatley (MI) (#2) 14,848 TT – Ken Ward (VT) (#1) 16,328 TT – Paul Lehman (NJ)
20	"In Conclusion………" In Conclusion……… I encourage you to keep track of your Total Ticks. You will find it fun, challenging and it will provide another dimension to your birding.