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From:	"michael norris" <>
Date:	Fri, 07 Jun 2019 11:01:29 +1000

Here's a BirdLife statement about the two data entry systems, both of which are acceptable for the bird atlas 20min-2ha, 500m radius earch, and 5km radius search methods.

https://ebirdorg/australia/news/birdlife-surveys/

OK eBird data is only transferred to the Atlas quarterly but that won't make much difference to the scientific use of the data

I encourage people to use eBird because it helps the general public.

I believe the data is also transferred to the Victorian Biodiversity Atlas but have not yet got that officially confirmed.

Michael Norris

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