Dave,
I agree about Birdata, and I think Eremaea is a logical candidate as
well.
As for France, I am not sure that that there is an online birding
database there. Unfortunately there is much more interest in eating
the bird species than recording the sightings.
As for taxonomic conflicts, no doubt they will be resolved in the
usual manner, by civilised, scholarly discussion, based on well
researched data.
Worldbirds will be an interesting space to watch.
Cheers,
Carl clifford
On 27/01/2008, at 2:22 PM, Dave Torr wrote:
Doesn't seem to have a link for Australia yet - the countries with
databases are a fairly random selection (Bulgaria has one but not
France for example). I wonder whether this a chance for Birdata to
get their system linked in? And if so how taxonomic conflicts would
be resolved?
Sounds a good idea for those who want to travel and see what data
has been collected - a massive undertaking!
On 27/01/2008, Carl Clifford <> wrote:
Dear All,
BirdLife International has put online a database to collect birders
sightings etc. worldwide.
It can be found at http://www.worldbirds.org
Cheers,
Carl Clifford
PS Don't shoot me, I am just the messenger
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