Re: [MDOsprey] 1.85-3 Yellow-headed BBs in Harford Co.

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>Gee!  I did not know that statistics recognized an outcome of 0.85 of a
>Yellow-headed Blackbird.  I always thought they came in unit packages.  Just
>like the light bulb problem.
>
>Kurt Gaskill

        The 85% of a Yellow-headed Blackbird comes to you from the same
folks who created 2.3 children and 1.6 cars per family. The real question
for serious listers is: If you have three partial YHBBs (25%, 35%, 40%), do
you have a whole one for your list?

Rick

There are two kinds of statistics, the kind you look up and the kind you
make up. -- Rex Stout

Rick Blom
rblom@blazie.com
4318 Cowan Place
Belcamp, Maryland 21017
(410)575-6086

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