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IOC World Bird List v5.4 (1 Viewer)

Perhaps it would be more realistic to start off with a square table, but with an aim to at least round off some of the sharpest corners... :t:
 
No suggestion for what they're doing with the remaining race of New Zealand Robin which is split in to North and South Island, will presumably become Stewart Island.....?


Andy
 
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New Zealand Robin

andyadcock said:
No suggestion for what they're doing with the remaining race of New Zealand Robin which is split in to North and South Island, will presumably become Stewart Island.....?
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IOC World Bird List cites Gill et al 2010 (OSNZ) and H&M4, which both retain rakiura as a subspecies of South Island Robin Petroica [australis] australis.

See also Powlesland 2013 (NZ Birds Online).
 
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Does anyone know a way to load the new master list and not have to physically re-input all info held on previous versions?

At the moment I do it all manually, copy paste etc.


Andy
 
andyadcock said:
Does anyone know a way to load the new master list and not have to physically re-input all info held on previous versions?

At the moment I do it all manually, copy paste etc.


Andy
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Use a database where someone else does the work for you ;) I have more or less decided that Scythebill is my database of the future. The price is right (free) and the support has been good so far. http://blog.scythebill.com/

Niels
 
Thanks Niels,
I do use Scythebill but you still have to physically input your own data to generate a list. What I do with the to accumulate the list total in IOC is simply add another column and assign each species a value of 1 allowing the autosum function to provide the total.

My World list is pretty modest at c3000 but it's still a bit of work to update any new applications. Scythebill is probably the best place now to download country and even some state species lists.

Thanks again, Andy
 
IOC 5.4 and Scythebill

Since I've been summoned by a mention ;) , a quick note that Scythebill 12.6 was released yesterday with support for IOC 5.4.

(I personally managed to visit New Britain, New Ireland, and Manus without more than a heard-only on those Dwarf Kingfishers, alas.)
 
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