Graham wrote:
Hey nice stats. Surely this is just an attempt to
follow in the best of birding traditions and gloat over the best birds
seen in the course of ones birding. Of course I'm referring to the list
of least recorded birds and what a list it is.
OK - point conceded. But I really am interested in hearing other top
50s. The atlas will take care of the national one - I'm intrigued to
see/hear some personal ones.
Cheers, Lawrie
PS: By the way - the list isn't necessarily totally representative of
my life list! Some of those seabirds were dead (beachwashed) - but
still recorded in a survey :-)
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