I have to analyze a number of audio recordings of the bird singing activity of various urban parks; each recording was ran through BirdNET and the software returned a dataset with the start/end (in seconds) of every bird song it recognized of a certain species (ie. Blackbird) . Starts at 0:00, ends at 9.00. Like this:

I have to analyze a number of audio recordings of the bird singing activity of various urban parks; each recording was ran through BirdNET and the software returned a dataset with the start/end (in seconds) of every bird song it recognized of a certain species (ie. Blackbird) . Starts at 0:00, ends at 9.00. Like this:

I have to analyze a number of audio recordings of the bird singing activity of various urban parks; each recording was ran through BirdNET and the software returned a dataset with the start/end (in seconds) of every bird song it recognized of a certain species (ie. Blackbird) . Starts at 0:00, ends at 9.00. Like this:

I have to analyze a number of audio recordings of the bird singing activity of various urban parks; each recording was ran through BirdNET and the software returned a dataset with the start/end (in seconds) of every bird song it recognized of a certain species (ie. Blackbird) . Starts at 0:00, ends at 9.00. Like this:

I’m a biology student and a beginner with statistics + using Rstudio, and a lot of the more basic concepts still confuse me a lot… I was wondering if you could help me out with a (I think) simple question.
I have to analyze a number of audio recordings of the bird singing activity of various urban parks; each recording was ran through BirdNET and the software returned a dataset with the start/end (in seconds) of every bird song it recognized of a certain species (ie. Blackbird) . Starts at 0:00, ends at 9.00. Like this: