There was an increase of 151% from the 2012 census when only 281 nests were recorded in Ohio.
The Division of Wildlife received approximately 2,500 reports from the public for the 2020 census. Then officers and biologists verified the reported nest locations across 85 counties.
> There was an increase of 151% from the 2012 census when only 281 nests were recorded in Ohio.
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> The Division of Wildlife received approximately 2,500 reports from the public for the 2020 census. Then officers and biologists verified the reported nest locations across 85 counties.
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