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petew · Sunday 28th December 2003, 20:24

Were can i download a new year list for british birds

Gill Osborne · Sunday 28th December 2003, 20:35

Check out the British Ornithologists Union website. They have the complete British List on there...I once printed it out when I was working on updating my Life List but as so many bird names keep getting changed(STOP IT GUYS!!!)I had to keep referring back to my Collins Guide and double-checking names with latin!!!

http://www.bou.org.uk/recbrlst.html

Hope this helps!

GILL

birdman · Sunday 28th December 2003, 20:46

Hi petew,

On behalf of all the Moderators and Admin. Staff let me wish you a warm Welcome to BirdForum.

You will, I am sure, find that the vast majority of the membership of this sight are a helpful and friendly bunch... in fact you know that already from the answer from Gill above.

We have a wide membership throughout the world, with representation from every continent (and Essex!) and of all abilities.

Have a good look around the site, and I hope you enjoy your time with us.

We look forward to hearing about your birding, but in the meantime, why not post something to "Say Hello" and introduce yourself to the members "formally"!

See you around

kmonty1950 · Sunday 28th December 2003, 21:08

Hi petew,

I have a list in Microsoft Excel format that you are welcome to if it's any use. PM me with your e-mail address if you want a copy. (It's about 250kb)

Regards

Ken

Grousemore · Sunday 28th December 2003, 22:06

As you posted under 'KENT',' are you looking for a list of birds seen in Kent?
If so we have several knowledgeable Members from there who hopefully may be able to assist.

Beverlybaynes · Sunday 28th December 2003, 23:01

Pete, here's an American welcome to the forum, too. Birdman has said it all already about the knowledge and friendliness to be found here.

Hope to hear from you more!

**robinm** · Monday 29th December 2003, 06:09

Quote:

Originally Posted by Grousemore

As you posted under 'KENT',' are you looking for a list of birds seen in Kent?
If so we have several knowledgeable Members from there who hopefully may be able to assist.

Yeah. And I'll try to help too.

Welcome to BF, Petew.

Sunday 28th December 2003, 20:24	#1
petew Registered User Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: essex Posts: 1	bird list Were can i download a new year list for british birds

Sunday 28th December 2003, 20:35	#2
Gill Osborne Registered User Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Alnwick Posts: 6,001	Check out the British Ornithologists Union website. They have the complete British List on there...I once printed it out when I was working on updating my Life List but as so many bird names keep getting changed(STOP IT GUYS!!!)I had to keep referring back to my Collins Guide and double-checking names with latin!!! http://www.bou.org.uk/recbrlst.html Hope this helps! GILL
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Grousemore Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Florida, USA Posts: 3,578	As you posted under 'KENT',' are you looking for a list of birds seen in Kent? If so we have several knowledgeable Members from there who hopefully may be able to assist.
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Beverlybaynes Mod Squad Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: NE Indiana, USA Posts: 2,961	Pete, here's an American welcome to the forum, too. Birdman has said it all already about the knowledge and friendliness to be found here. Hope to hear from you more! __________________ beverlybaynes Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly. --Langston Hughes
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birdman Орнитолог-любитель Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Doncaster, UK Posts: 5,429	Hi petew, On behalf of all the Moderators and Admin. Staff let me wish you a warm Welcome to BirdForum. You will, I am sure, find that the vast majority of the membership of this sight are a helpful and friendly bunch... in fact you know that already from the answer from Gill above. We have a wide membership throughout the world, with representation from every continent (and Essex!) and of all abilities. Have a good look around the site, and I hope you enjoy your time with us. We look forward to hearing about your birding, but in the meantime, why not post something to "Say Hello" and introduce yourself to the members "formally"! See you around

Sunday 28th December 2003, 21:08	#4
kmonty1950 Registered User Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Teignmouth, Devon Posts: 257 My location	Hi petew, I have a list in Microsoft Excel format that you are welcome to if it's any use. PM me with your e-mail address if you want a copy. (It's about 250kb) Regards Ken

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