# Parks Victoria's 2007 plan reports that over 120 bird species were recorded in the Jawbone area in 1989. > Cite as: PLOT record c/Y7GW-CX v1, Parks Victoria (1989 (as reported in a 1989 report cited by the 2007 plan)), reported by source - **Address:** c/Y7GW-CX, version 1 of 1 (https://www.plot.eco/c/Y7GW-CX) - **Value:** \> 120 species (Number of species (as stated by the source)) - **About:** Jawbone Marine Sanctuary - **Kind:** Reported by source - **Who said it:** Reported by government - **Period:** 1989 (as reported in a 1989 report cited by the 2007 plan) - **Checked:** Reviewed (step 3 of 4): PLOT checked the claim against its source. This is not independent verification. Checked by a person. - **Open questions:** None open - **Source:** Jawbone Marine Sanctuary Management Plan (June 2007) (Parks Victoria), p. 19, Section 4.4, 'Seabirds and shorebirds', printed page 19 - **The snippet in PLOT:** - **How they know:** Bird species list in a 1989 Conservation, Forests and Lands report (CFL 1989), as cited in the 2007 management plan - **Uncertainty:** Stated as 'over 120' - **Limitations:** Covers 'the Jawbone area', not only the sanctuary. A species tally, not a count of birds or a trend. Second-hand: the 1989 report itself was not read. - **Editions:** hobsons-bay-pilot-1-test - **How we found this:** Found before PLOT's sourcing protocol v0.1 existed. Extracted with Claude Opus 5.5 (Claude Code); a person reviewed it before publication. ## History - Version 1 (this version): first published version --- Machine-readable: https://www.plot.eco/c/Y7GW-CX.json Cite as: PLOT record c/Y7GW-CX v1, Parks Victoria (1989 (as reported in a 1989 report cited by the 2007 plan)), reported by source