IOC has European and American Herring Gulls as separate species; ditto Eurasian and Hudsonian Whimbrels :t:From the US list, taking out Canada Goose, Red-breasted Merganser, Common Merganser, Turnstone, Osprey, Merlin, Raven, Barn Swallow, House Sparrow, Starling (And I assume Great Egret, Herring Gull and Whimbrel?) =13
Europe + N America + Bangladesh (-13, -7 for overlaps)
166 +124 + 35 -20 = 305 Combined?
Stung into action! I've pen and papered them just now. Do you need them in some sort of taxonomic order? There's about 40 species.
Stung into action! I've pen and papered them just now. Do you need them in some sort of taxonomic order? There's about 40 species.
Assume that isn't a particular taxonomic order?!?
Yes, it's 'the order I remembered them in taxonomic order'. :t: I did ask, but I figured you'd missed post 178 above after you posted late yesterday evening. I'm now trying to help out with Willow Tit from my garden in north-east England (first bird I saw upon return last December) but it's turned distinctly chilly out there today so I won't be out long.
Linnet seen here in France this morning (can’t remember if you’re doing a Europe without UK list Dan, if not, apologies as Linnet is on the latter already). Still waiting for Alpine Chough to show from here, they’re still down in the nearby town, couldn’t see any when I scoped the mountains the other day.
I know you've already got Ring Ouzel, but finding one on my patch in Bristol this morning has made my day