David,
If it is in the IOC, it has been accepted as a species. If you want an
up to date Australian list, just extract the Australian species from
the IOC checklist whenever an updated edition is released and paste it
into a new spreadsheet.
Couldn't be simpler and does away with the need for a committee.
Cheers,
Carl Clifford
On 06/01/2011, at 12:10 PM, David Kowalick wrote:
Hi birdos,
Like Phil I have adopted the IOC list as the best way to inform my own
check-list. I figure overseas birdos get to use it so why can't I.
A cursory glance of the list has some significant splits such as Red-
collared Lorikeet from the Rainbow, Hornbill Friarbird from Helmeted,
Swan River Honeyeater from White-naped, Western Grasswren from Thick-
billed and Paperbark Flycatcher from Restless. Doubtless I missed some
too. I assume IOC uses up to date data from the best of scientific
input.
Cheers
David Kowalick
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