Hi Gregg, thats not the information I am looking for.

FIrst, infertile or unsuccessful clutches are not a good benchmark to learn from. So I am not interested in that.

I am interested in the quality of success you have with different species.

I understand that learning from failure is required, that is, until you can learn from success. This this that I am interested in.

You see, if we are going to compare the quality of a method, then we must compare successful results. That is, eggs that hatched, number of clutches, frequency, age, longevity, etc. As these are the numbers that are related to successful nesting. Not a female put some eggs in a box. Or infertile eggs in a box.

I am not being snotty, but we really need to compare important data, if we are to make a decent judgement. Thanks and best wishes

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