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Birders

Jamastiene

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10. Is that different than the National Geographic Society's

Reply to semillama (Reply #9)

Thu Dec 15, 2011, 10:28 AM

Dec 2011

Field Guide to the Birds of North America? That is the field guide I use most. I used to have another one that had a section in the back to write notes, but we lost that one when we moved and lost a bunch of stuff.

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Do you keep your life list in an actual journal, on the computer, or in your head? [View all] Jamastiene Dec 2011 OP

I notate in my Peterson Field Guide. GentryDixon Dec 2011 #1

Me too jpak Dec 2011 #6

I use Microsoft Excel spreadsheet cpwm17 Dec 2011 #2

It took me a while to get over the stigma against writing in books XemaSab Dec 2011 #3

I may have to do just that. Jamastiene Dec 2011 #4

If you're thinking about things like arrival dates XemaSab Dec 2011 #5

partly my head, mostly in a notebook I take with me on vacations... NRaleighLiberal Dec 2011 #7

It's all in my head. stevedeshazer Dec 2011 #8

You can purchase a nice birder's journal from Nat Geo semillama Dec 2011 #9

Is that different than the National Geographic Society's Jamastiene Dec 2011 #10

Yes. It's a journal with all the North American bird species semillama Dec 2011 #11