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The TRGG has 235 Bird Species as of 3rd Edition of Bird Checklist

BirdingBy TRGG WebmasterMay 5, 2014Leave a comment

The third edition of “The Birds of Tumbler Ridge – a Checklist” has just been printed. The checklist now has 235 species, up from the 227 species that were included in the 2nd (2006) edition and the 212 that were included in the first edition, which was published in 2002. It also indicates which species…

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