1995 I believe and then 2008. I think given the long period between editions
that both BA and BOCA may have done their own thing for a while - especially
on Albatrosses and I recall at one stage the BOCA list split Shrike-tits.
2009/11/26 Peter Shute <>
> Do you know when the first version of that was published, and what those
> organisations used before that?
>
> Peter Shute
>
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> *Subject*: Re: [Birding-Aus] Re 'Jabiru' and Bifcus.....
> I guess the usual "official" list is the C&B one - which was adopted by BA
> and BOCA as far as I know. There is I guess no legislation that says this is
> really "officia"l but someone has to come up with a list and this is
> probably as good as it gets.
>
> 2009/11/26 Peter Shute <>
>
>> Greg, you call it "the original ..." - original according to whom?
>>
>> All these names I'm hearing mentioned, I assume some are local names and
>> some are "official" names. I'm interested to know how many authorities
>> there are/have been for the various official names, and what they might be.
>> I guess people might consider the BA checklist as official, and the names
>> in the field guides. What other authorities are there?
>>
>>
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