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    A couple of Scythebill problems

    Hi Adam Thank you so much. This will be very much appreciated. :)(y)
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    A couple of Scythebill problems

    Hi Adam It would be fantastic if you could add subspecies to the mammal taxonomy:) That is something I've really missed for some time. When you've, for example, have seen several of the Hartebeeste subspecies, it would be nice to be able to record them. I have had my subspecies in a database so...
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    Does anyone know the Dekedekê afrikan bird?

    Hi Christina Maybe the author just referred to birds in general. The Swahili name for bird is Ndege, which when pronounced is very close to Deké and the bantu languages do have words that to some extent are similar. Carsten
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    Trip Ideas Needed - Africa, Europe, Bristol

    Place to go For your No. 2 - Have you considered to visit Falsterbo in Sweden in august. Fly to Copenhagen, short drive to Falsterbo. Thousands of migrants with august being good for harriers incl. Pallid. For your No. 3 - I can only second Krüger. Inexpensive, lots of birds, lots of...
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    Comparison of "Where to find Birds" books of Australia

    Thanks for all the answers. I'm planning a trip end november to early december this year and need a good book to find the best places, so I'll be getting the Dolby & Clarke book. Thanks Carsten
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    Comparison of "Where to find Birds" books of Australia

    Has anyone knowledge of reviews comparing the various "Where to find Birds" books of Australia? Or if not, which is the best of the available books? Thanks Carsten
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    January 1st joint Birdforum list (2017 edition)

    For Denmark: Gray Heron Graylag Goose Mallard Tufted Duck Common Goldeneye Common Merganser Eurasian Coot Black-headed Gull Wood pigeon Tawny Owl European Robin Common Blackbird Fieldfare Blue Tit Great Tit Nuthatch Eurasian Jay Magpie Hooded Crow Tree Sparrow Green Finch Sisken Bullfinch
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    Calling All Mammal Enthusiasts!

    Link to Mammals of the World Have a look here https://www.departments.bucknell.edu/biology/resources/msw3/
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    Belize march 2014

    We've decided to go to Xunantunich during the day time one day and doing the night walk from one of the nearby lodges the same day. Hope to see lots of good birds in the San Ignasio area. Regards Carsten
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    Belize march 2014

    Thanks Jeff and James (looking forward to reading through your trip report). I'll make plans for both sites which leaves us with one day. Should we opt for El Pilar or Xunantunich or another site altogether? Regards Carsten
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    Belize march 2014

    Going to Belize in march 2014 and not having unlimited time, I need som advice on which site to visit in order to get the most out of birding while seeing the site - El Pilar or Xunantunich. Any advice on the best places to bird around San Ignasio would also be very helpful. We will have a...
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    The Clements Checklist of the Birds of the World

    Does anybody know when the seventh edition (book) will be released or if is in the pipeline at all? Carsten
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    Birds of Argentina

    I've just seen that "Birds of Argentina Volumes 1 & 2 and the South-West Atlantic" by Mark Pearman is in preparation due 2014 on www.nhbs.com. I've therefore ordered "Guide to the Birds of Argentina and Uruguay : Complete Edition" by Tito Narosky, Darío Yzurieta. Too bad that it takes so long...
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    Birds of Argentina

    To Richard and Swissboy, The Birds of Chile from Helms has 240 pages so it is probably the same book with different covers. Its an OK book but clearly does not cover all the birds of Argentina, but its a good start for me in getting to know the new birds, so I'm quite happy with it. /Carsten
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    Birds of Argentina

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