Human or Google hit?

I need help clarifying if a hit on a web page is a human click or a search engine hit. Like, did a human really click the search result or did Google generate a hit...

Say you are using a counter with statistics on your website, like StatCounter, W3Counter or even Analytics.
You're looking at Statistics -> Latest Referrers and the usual 1-time-only hits from search engines.
Are these hits coming from actual humans clicking only one time on the search result or is it simply a hit generated by Google during a search?

Tough to explain, I hope you get the point. Thanks.

 

Meh, stupid question, really. It must be human. Sorry, I wasn't thinking clearly :

 

That's human
I never seen counter scripts could count from robot.

 

Grate that you got it straight then, Yes it's a human visit

 

obviously ,human click
robot is meanless

 

obviously its human visitors that generates hits

 

Lol if google is gonna start auto generating hits then I hope they start auto generating conversions

 

Awstats will show you visits from bots

 

Human Visit definitely, as said above.

 

Yes, that's for sure that its human hits. If you want to see what bots hits your site then create an account in feed burner, it will show you a stats of your hits from human and bots.

 

Definitely it's human.

 

Well, as you know, human..

I use awstats as well as analytics, and awstats counts spiders seperatly, so it tells me how often spiders are on my sites.

 

Adulu is right JavaScript tag based web analytic doesn’t identify robot