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'British Birds' Rarities issue (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter Adey Baker
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For those who don't yet know (I've only just found out), the BBRC website is now at http://www.bbrc.org.uk/ and contains pdf files of the annual reports for 1978 and 1996-2002.
Brian Stone
A Stone chatting
Quite Bob. And yet it is much less than a quid a week to subscribe.
Edward woodwood
Member
absolute bargain
couldn't do without it
couldn't do without it
Adey Baker
Member
Bob Scott said:
With Christmas coming up, if anyone doesn't know what they want, why not drop hints for an annual subscription starting with the Jan. issue.
A present that you can appreciate throughout the year rather than 'filing away' after Boxing Day!
Not quite sure what prompted that statement. I'm sure you're better connected than I am, but it's not a view I come across in the field much and I don't see much evidence of it on this thread.Bob Scott said:
Speaking for myself, I've asked two questions, one of which was more out of idle curiosity and to generate some discussion. To pay £50-odd to get one request for information answered - or even £12 for a single issue - should make anyone think twice.
That said, I entirely agree with Tim. BB is excellent and very catholic in its coverage. I subscribed for 19 years. I only stopped because I was spending getting on for £300 pa on subcriptions of various kinds and not having enough time to read all the journals I was taking. Something had to give and since birds is not the top priority in my life it was BB and Birding World that had to go. When life calms down a bit I would have no hesitation in resubscribing.
Docmartin
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