> Do any of you out there have a spare Eastern European checklist or two
> lying about? Countries like Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania .... are of
> interest for possible birding travels in 2001. Any help appreciated
> (can offer lists from some other parts of the world in trade).
After a quick search of the web, an excellent place to start is:
"Birding Links to the World" (http://www.bsc-eoc.org/links/)
***I strongly recommend that everyone bookmarks this page!***
It's based in Canada, and has a wealth of information on all parts of
the world. Simply select the region of the world you are interested in,
click on the map (or link), and you get a list of web pages for that
country/region e.g.
"List of Hungarian Birds": http://www.c3.hu/~mme/nb/hun_list.htm
"Birds of Europe - bilingual checklists":
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/roger_buglass/
Another reference that was referred to by a number of web pages is the
book: "Where to Watch Birds in Eastern Europe" (Hamlyn, London, 1994,
ISBN 0-600-57976-X)
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