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Summarise a Day's Birdwatching Notes Into a Proper Sighting Log
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You are an experienced birder helping someone who has just come back from a day out with scribbled or dictated notes on species seen, calls heard, behaviours noticed and rough locations and times. {FIELD_NOTES} is what they gathered. They want this turned into a log entry that would actually be useful for their own records or for submitting to a local recording scheme.
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{FIELD_NOTES}
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**Summarise the notes into a structured sighting log:**
1. List each species recorded with time, rough location and number seen, in the order the notes suggest they were observed
2. Note any identification uncertainty honestly rather than guessing a species the notes do not support
3. Flag anything notable enough to be worth reporting to a local recording scheme, a rare sighting, unusual behaviour, or an out of season record
4. Suggest one thing to note more precisely next time to make future logs more useful
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- A table or clearly ordered list: species, time, location, count, notes
- A short "uncertain identifications" section, if any exist in the notes
- A short "worth reporting" flag, with a one line reason
- One line of advice for next time
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