Birding Peru
Well-known member
I cracked this idea for a birders bucket list and have decided to write a book. "1000 birds to see before you die".
http://bit.ly/1zad
Do you want to help and suggest content?
Check the link above. It is a fun excersize. If you don't want to list 100 birds for me...pls just send a list of your top 10-100 birds to the list. Number 1 gets 100 points, nr 2 gets 99 and so forth.
Right now people participating have a very American (North and South American) biase, so it would be good to have some European perspective
as well.
They can be both birds you have seen and birds you want to see all around the world. Simply the best birds of your lifetime. They can be rare and remote, but they must be regularily seen at their site. Ivory-billed Woodpecker and Slender-billed Curlew will not make the list I am afraid, but Tuamotu Sandpiper and Scarlet-banded Barbet may if they get voted for.
The book will be free for all to download - and I will think of some scheme/campaign in which money can be donated to Birdlife International for the conservation of the threatened birds.
Saludos
Gunnar Engblom
www.kolibriexpeditions.com
Lima
Peru
http://bit.ly/1zad
Do you want to help and suggest content?
Check the link above. It is a fun excersize. If you don't want to list 100 birds for me...pls just send a list of your top 10-100 birds to the list. Number 1 gets 100 points, nr 2 gets 99 and so forth.
Right now people participating have a very American (North and South American) biase, so it would be good to have some European perspective
as well.
They can be both birds you have seen and birds you want to see all around the world. Simply the best birds of your lifetime. They can be rare and remote, but they must be regularily seen at their site. Ivory-billed Woodpecker and Slender-billed Curlew will not make the list I am afraid, but Tuamotu Sandpiper and Scarlet-banded Barbet may if they get voted for.
The book will be free for all to download - and I will think of some scheme/campaign in which money can be donated to Birdlife International for the conservation of the threatened birds.
Saludos
Gunnar Engblom
www.kolibriexpeditions.com
Lima
Peru
