Re: birding-aus to tick, or not to tick

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Date:	Mon, 18 Oct 1999 20:38:08 +1000

There seems to be some difference between "ticking" and
"recording".  Perhaps ticking is what people do with bird lists
on paper and recording is what they do using a computer ?

More seriously if all those dead birds had not been recorded in
the 1960s the case against DDT would not have been as
emotionally impressive.

Incidentally, I have some brilliant "possibles" on the computer:
must print them out as a tickable list one of these days.

Michael Norris




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