IOC 891 or 893

To:	Wilsons <>
Subject:	IOC 891 or 893
From:	Dave Torr <>
Date:	Wed, 20 Mar 2013 07:05:17 +1100

I have a spreadsheet based on IOC 3.3 that I can send to anyone who is
interested (or indeed happy for anyone to put on a website with
acknowledgements of source). It is probably not 100% up to date (has not
got the latest few BARC records in it) and it is hard to decide which ssp
of migrants we get, but I am reasonably happy it is OK for at least the
residents. Having said that there are a few ssp (such as Pilotbird) where
IOC's ranges differ from those generally accepted!

On 19 March 2013 19:53, Wilsons <> wrote:

> Tony
> thanks for posting this link - very useful to see what I'm missing(!)
> To your point about taxonomy changes, is there anything out there like
> this sheet that has not only species but races as well - so we can be ready
> for the next round of splitting/lumping?
> Cheers
> Tom Wilson
>

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