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| Subject: | Re: Short Keys |
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| Date: | Mon, 08 Jun 1998 16:03:25 +1000 |
I believe the British Trust for Ornithology manages with just 2-letter codes (eg. GO = goldfinch, SG for common starling), with some birds having just one-letter codes (eg. S = skylark). There are also some rather contrived ones with "Z" being used where there would otherwise be a clash of some sort. Surely we, despite having a few more birds on the local list than the Poms, could manage with 3 letters. Michael Norris |
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