Just click on a marker and it will bring up a link to the relevant site. Where possible the links will take you directly to the sightings page of the website.
All the websites are principally about birds and more specifically about bird sightings, obviously different interests such as other aspects of wildlife recording/observation creep in at times but unless the site has a strong leaning towards bird sightings it unfortunately can not be included.
If you have a website, or know of one that you'd like included on the map just comment below, send an email to rarebirdnetwork@gmail.com or send me a Tweet @rbnUK with a link (and a grid reference or postcode if you wish).
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Notes
The colours reflect the regions; North-West England, South-West England & Channel Islands, North-East England & Yorkshire, East Anglia, Midlands (East), Midlands (West), South-East England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
If the website is very site specific the marker is positioned on that site, in other instances the website may cover a whole county so the marker is positioned roughly central in that county.
If the website is very site specific the marker is positioned on that site, in other instances the website may cover a whole county so the marker is positioned roughly central in that county.
http://baywatchdruridge.blogspot.co.uk/
ReplyDeleteBlog for Druridge Bay, Northumberland. (Centred on East Chevington)
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If you think it is worth adding
Cheers David Elliott
Hi David,
DeleteOf course your blog is worth adding…just put it on! Thanks for letting me know about it.
Best wishes,
Rare Bird Network
Huddersfield Birdwatchers Club forum:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.huddersfieldbirdwatchersclub.org.uk/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl
Sightings and news about birds and birding in the Huddersfield area.
Barnsley Bird Sightings:
http://barnsleybirds.blogspot.co.uk/
Self-explanatory.
Alf King
Thanks. Have updated the map! :)
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