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Starting a List (1 Viewer)

fieldfare

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Hi All
I know you have read things like this a 1000 times, but please help me get started.
I am new to bird watching and have read lots of the threads about keeping lists.
What I need is some help on starting a list, what is to be recorded and more important how and what to do it with.
Are there programs we can buy or can some be downloded of the Web.
any help you can give me will be great

Mick
 
Hi Mick,

A good way to get started keeping lists is to write the names of the birds you see in a notebook. You might want to include the date and the location where the bird was seen. You can make you listing as detailed or as simple as you wish. It is "your list" and for your enjoyment!

It is as simple as that!

You can keep different lists if you wish. For example to can keep Garden List, County List, Country List, a list for a given year, etc. A lot of birders keep a Life List which is a list of all the birds you have seen in the wild. (Normally caged birds, birds in zoos and aviaries are not listed.)

Good Birding and Listing!
 
If you dont have acess then use Exel like i do if you want a copy of my list that I use just ask also i have a clever way of adding them up if you want to know
 
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Hi Tim
Sounds ok to me, if you don't mind I would like to have a go with the list you have.
Thanks for your help
Mick

timmyjones said:
If you dont have acess then use Exel like i do if you want a copy of my list that I use just ask also i have a clever way of adding them up if you want to know
 
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