Some of these questions are answered on the ABA Listing & Taxonomy
website: https://www.aba.org/listing-taxonomy/ and
https://www.aba.org/aba-recording-rules-and-interpretations/
Example:
RULE 4: Diagnostic characteristics, sufficient for the recorder to identify
it to species, must have been
Some of these questions are answered on the ABA Listing & Taxonomy
website: https://www.aba.org/listing-taxonomy/ and
https://www.aba.org/aba-recording-rules-and-interpretations/
Example:
RULE 4: Diagnostic characteristics, sufficient for the recorder to identify
it to species, must have been
Another question that occurred to me -- what about birds that people photograph
but don't notice until they are reviewing photos later? That's fine for eBird,
assuming the photo is unambiguous, but for ABA listing?
John Kent
On Thu, Jul 29, 2021, at 10:40 AM, Richard Guthrie wrote:
> Remote
Another question that occurred to me -- what about birds that people photograph
but don't notice until they are reviewing photos later? That's fine for eBird,
assuming the photo is unambiguous, but for ABA listing?
John Kent
On Thu, Jul 29, 2021, at 10:40 AM, Richard Guthrie wrote:
> Remote
Remote birding
If the bird is there, there it is. No matter how it is detected.
How that knowledge is used is a different matter.
eBird even has a category for accepting records derived from night calls
monitored by digital recording devices and introduced by later downloads
into the database.
Remote birding
If the bird is there, there it is. No matter how it is detected.
How that knowledge is used is a different matter.
eBird even has a category for accepting records derived from night calls
monitored by digital recording devices and introduced by later downloads
into the database.
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Cc: epey...@nyc.rr.com
Subject: Re: Re:[nysbirds-l] Cold Spring Harbor Spoonbill Stuff
This question was asked and answered many years ago. You can't count a bird
for any life list that you see on television. It's the same with today's video
cams. It's a reconstructed
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Subject: Re: Re:[nysbirds-l] Cold Spring Harbor Spoonbill Stuff
This question was asked and answered many years ago. You can't count a bird
for any life list that you see on television. It's the same with today's video
cams. It's a reconstructed
hing else, after all.
I'd recommend doing whatever you want, actually. It's your life list, after all.
Just saying...
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hing else, after all.
I'd recommend doing whatever you want, actually. It's your life list, after all.
Just saying...
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Harbor Spoonbill Stuff Steve Walter’s spoonbill post got me thinking.
Occasionally, when I’m bored
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Harbor Spoonbill Stuff Steve Walter’s spoonbill post got me thinking.
Occasionally, when I’m bored
Steve Walter's spoonbill post got me thinking.
Occasionally, when I'm bored at work, I'll turn on the live East Hampton
Beach Cam just to see what I can see. Surf, weather, birds, etc.
I've been able to identify things like Barn Swallow, Sanderling, even LBB
Gull. Would these count for
Steve Walter's spoonbill post got me thinking.
Occasionally, when I'm bored at work, I'll turn on the live East Hampton
Beach Cam just to see what I can see. Surf, weather, birds, etc.
I've been able to identify things like Barn Swallow, Sanderling, even LBB
Gull. Would these count for
I know there was a post a few days ago about entering the grounds of the Cold
Spring Harbor Lab. It wasn't clear whether that pertained to driving in or even
just entering on foot. But from the fishing pier today, I could see quite a few
people on the shore at the south end of the harbor. And
I know there was a post a few days ago about entering the grounds of the Cold
Spring Harbor Lab. It wasn't clear whether that pertained to driving in or even
just entering on foot. But from the fishing pier today, I could see quite a few
people on the shore at the south end of the harbor. And
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