Rob,
I initially looked for a database program but then came across an online
application, Eremaea Birds - www.eremaea.com, which I use for my recordings.
There are several benefits to the online application, first it is free!
Secondly it means that you can access your sightings from anywhere. Also
because quite a number of people use the application, there is loads of
information on sightings and locations that you can access.
Paul Dodd
Docklands, Victoria
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Subject: Bird list database
Hi All,
I was wondering whether anyone knows of any databases specifically for
recording bird sightings? I found a couple of programs being sold over the
web from the UK which look quite good but also quite expensive. I may just
build my own with MS Access but I'm interested in what others may be using.
Rob
"Argue for your limitations and sure enough, they're yours."
Richard Bach, "Illusions"
Rob Geraghty
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