Before I drive you all mad.... (1 Viewer)

A few years ago, I was in Mexico - on the Baja California coast. During that trip I took a fair amount of photos of birds, but at the time I wasn't really into birding, just photography. The less artistic of the shots ended up in an archive on an external hard drive, and I've just loaded it up to see whether it still worked and it does.

Now, I don't have a guide to Mexican wildlife, so before I bombard you with a bunch of thumbnails, I thought I'd better ask if it's ok to put up a fairly large number of files for identification. As a secondary warning, some of the shots will have multiple birds in 'em.

If it's not deemed politically correct to do such stuff on the forum, does anyone know of an on-line Bird ID guide for that part of the world where I could amuse myself for a few hours?

I'll start putting the pics on photobucket anyway........

Cheers

Tim

Reckon you might as well give it a go Tim :t:

EDIT: and some of us are probably mad already, so don't worry about that side of things.

many people regularly post multiple pics on the ID forum, usually up to 5 at a time.

TimNic said:

If it's not deemed politically correct to do such stuff on the forum, does anyone know of an on-line Bird ID guide for that part of the world where I could amuse myself for a few hours?

I'll start putting the pics on photobucket anyway........

Cheers

Tim

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Tim:

While I don't know of any organized on-line guide for Mexico (just lots of galleries of people's trip lists, that sort of thing), Baja is not far out of the range of N. A. field guides - so you will probably find that many of the birds you have seen will be included in these. I like Cornell's site best.