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  1. antshrike69

    Birdwatchers' world record bid (BBC News)

    Hmmm....I can't get the page to load either. I assume it's just a temporary glitch - surely they won't stop updating just because they've passed the total?
  2. antshrike69

    Birdwatchers' world record bid (BBC News)

    :clap::clap::clap:
  3. antshrike69

    Birdwatchers' world record bid (BBC News)

    Both superb - Rio Silanche is a beautiful spot with fantastic birding and some wonderful species. Funds are desperately needed to buy up more habitat in the area as deforestation and farming is a real problem.
  4. antshrike69

    Birdwatchers' world record bid (BBC News)

    The majority of the world's species (of all taxa) are in Peru and similar tropical countries. The majority of the world's restricted-range species are in exactly the areas targetted by travelling birders. These species are often those most likely to be threatened by climate change, but as has...
  5. antshrike69

    Birdwatchers' world record bid (BBC News)

    I've been reading this thread with interest and it has finally persuaded me to log in and post! Describing foreign travel as the 'pointless exercise of ticks on a list' is a little loaded to say the least. I'm a world birder, and get enormous pleasure out of seeing new species whatever they may...
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