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A brood of Wild Turkeys (code {FY}) is observed within a few meters of the boundary of a square, and then crossing over to another square. Do you report them: A) In both squares? B) In the square where you first observed them? C) In neither, since you cannot be sure of the square where they bred?
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While you cannot be absolutely sure of the square in which they were hatched, the birds should be reported in one square only. The general rule is to report them in the square where they were first observed.

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