Characteristics of North American Bird Blogs: Geographic Distribution
In my attempt to compile a comprehensive list of North American bird blogs, I have been concerned only with content and subject matter of the blogs that I reviewed. I have made no conscious effort to include or exclude blogs based on the country, region, or state/province in which the author(s) resided.
Distribution by Country
The 119 bird blogs (out of 125 total) for which the country of residence of the author(s) could be determined are distributed as follows:
The 99 blogs (out of 109) for which the State of residence of the author(s) could be determined are distributed among six major regions of the country as follows:
The 99 blogs (out of 109) for which the State of residence of the author(s) could be determined are distributed among 31 States and the District of Columbia as follows:
Distribution by Country
The 119 bird blogs (out of 125 total) for which the country of residence of the author(s) could be determined are distributed as follows:
Distribution of U.S. Blogs by RegionUnited States – 109 (91.6%) Canada – 6 (5.0%) Mexico – 3 (2.5%, all by same author) Netherlands – 1 (0.8%, as a sub-category in blog of former U.S. resident)
The 99 blogs (out of 109) for which the State of residence of the author(s) could be determined are distributed among six major regions of the country as follows:
Distribution of U.S. Blogs by StateNortheast - 36 (in DC, DE, MA, ME, NJ, NY, PA, VT, & WV) Midwest - 23 (in IL, IN, IA, MI, MM, MO, OH, & WI) West Coast - 17 (in AK, CA, NV, OR, & WA) Southeast - 11 (in AR, FL, GA, LA, NC, & TN) Southwest - 9 (in AZ & TX) Interior West - 3 (in CO & MT)
The 99 blogs (out of 109) for which the State of residence of the author(s) could be determined are distributed among 31 States and the District of Columbia as follows:
I have no idea what all this means, except that there seems to be some suggestion of a rough correlation between number of bird blogs and adult population (which would be totally expected). Look for additional analyses in future posts.NY - 12 CA - 10 in California IL, NJ, & TX - 6 each OH - 5 in Ohio DC, FL, & MN - 4 each AZ, ME, PA, VT, & WA - 3 each AR, CO, MA, MI, MO, NC, OR, WI, & WV - 2 each AK, DE, GA, IN, IA, LA, MT, NV, & TN - 1 each
Labels: North American bird blogs
2 Comments:
What!?! You mean those bird-crazed Brits don't have any birding blogs?? I can't believe that!
Carolyn H
www.roundtoprumings.blogspot.com
Oh, sure they do! A whole section of my blogroll devoted to British/European bird blogs, and there is quite a number of them. Someday, I might get around to analyzing them, too.
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