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Richard Klim

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Mitchell & Vinicombe 2010. Birds of Britain: The Complete Checklist. Third Edition.
[Supplement to Birdwatch 219, Sep 2010.]

Splits recognised (cf BOURC: The British List):

  • Anser [fabalis] serrirostris - Tundra Bean Goose
  • Puffinus [baroli] baroli - Barolo Shearwater
  • Oceanodroma [castro] granti - Grant's Storm-petrel (not named granti by Robb & Mullarney 2008)
  • Oceanodroma [castro] monteiroi - Monteiro's Storm-petrel
  • Oceanodroma [castro] jabejabe - Cape Verde Storm-petrel
  • Circus [cyaneus] hudsonius - Northern Harrier
  • Sternula [albifrons] antillarum - Least Tern
  • Stercorarius [skua] maccormicki - South Polar Skua
  • Stercorarius [skua] antarctica - Brown Skua (correctly antarcticus)
  • Lanius [meridionalis] lahtora - Steppe Grey Shrike (English name usually applies only to ssp pallidirostris)
  • Phylloscopus [trochiloides] plumbeitarsus - Two-barred Greenish Warbler
  • Sylvia [hortensis] hortensis - Western Orphean Warbler
  • Sylvia [cantillans] subalpina - Moltoni's Warbler (name follows Baccetti et al 2007, contra IOC)
  • Saxicola [torquatus] rubicola - European Stonechat
  • Saxicola [torquatus] maurus - Siberian Stonechat
  • Motacilla [flava] tschutschensis - Eastern Yellow Wagtail
[British records of Madeiran Petrel and 'southern skua' spp remain unidentified.]

The revised taxonomic sequence of the passerines recommended by BOURC-TSC 6 (2009) hasn't been adopted.

Richard
 
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