Seeing all 234 bird families in the world

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I recently fulfilled a long-standing ambition to see all of the world’s 234 bird families (according to the ebird-Clements taxonomy to which I subscribe). Having done so, people have suggested I pen a few words to describe that experience. Here they are, with some pics: sunshinecoastbirds.blogspot.com.au/2016/01/a-feast-of-feathers-seeing-worlds-234.html As others have commented on birding-aus recently, I think it’s better to provide links for folk to read further on subjects of interest to them, rather than cluttering up the reading lists. Greg Roberts


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  1. Alan Gillanders Avatar

    An interesting blog Greg. Thanks for posting the link and congratulations on
    achieving your goal.
    Regards,
    Alan

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