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Andy Stoddart, Auteur ; Christopher J. McInerny, AuteurWhen considering additions to the British List, wildfowl are among the most controversial group of bird species for the British Ornithologists' Union Records Committee (BOURC) to consider. Their field identification is often straightforward but [...]![]()
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Andy Stoddart, Auteur ; J. Martin Collinson, AuteurRecent taxonomic changes to 'Eastern Stonechats' have separated Stejneger's Stonechat Saxicola stejnegeri from the five taxa that now comprise Siberian Stonechat S. maurus. This brings previously unexplored identification and recording challenge[...]![]()
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Andy Stoddart, Auteur ; Chris Batty, AuteurElegant Terns Thalasseus elegans have been occurring in Europe since 1974 and have reached Britain several times since 2002. Their identification has proved problematic: the species is virtually confined to the Pacific coast of the Americas; som[...]![]()
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Andy Stoddart, AuteurAutumn 2016 was arguably the best ever for Siberian vagrants in Britain but it will be remembered most for the unprecedented influx of Siberian Accentors Prunella montanella. This paper documents this extraordinary event, setting it in the conte[...]![]()
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Andy Stoddart, AuteurFollowing the recent split of Northern Goshawk into 'American Goshawk' Accipiter atricapillus and 'Eurasian Goshawk' A. gentilis, this paper summarises the taxonomy, identification and movements of the newly split Nearctic species and reviews th[...]![]()
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Andy Stoddart, AuteurThis paper describes the appearance of two apparent 'Pale Iceland Redpolls' in Norfolk in 2009 and provides some contextual information on the appearance, taxonomy and British status of this still poorly understood taxon.![]()
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Andy Stoddart, Auteur ; Christopher J. McInerny, AuteurThis paper summarises the taxonomic history, identification, status and distribution of 'Azorean Yellow-legged Gull' Larus michahellis atlantis. It documents the first British records of this taxon, their assessment by BBRC and BOURC, and the su[...]![]()
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Andy Stoddart, AuteurIn 2012 BOURC undertook a review of three records of extralimital races of Ring Ouzel Turdus torquatus in Britain. It concluded that the records were no longer acceptable and that the races alpestris and amicorum should be removed from the Briti[...]![]()
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Andy Stoddart, AuteurTaxonomic change has a long history of 'wrong-footing' bird recording. This is particularly true in the case of the Subalpine Warbler Sylvia cantillans, now revealed to comprise not one but three species. This short paper attempts to disentangle[...]![]()
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Alan Dean, Auteur ; Colin Bradshaw, Auteur ; John Martin, Auteur ; Andy Stoddart, Auteur ; Grahame Walbridge, AuteurThe first British record of Common Chiffchaff Phyllosco pus collybita of the Siberian race tristis was on Sule Skerry, Orkney, in September 1902. Reports of 'Siberian Chiffchaff' have become regular in more recent years, both as a migrant and as[...]![]()
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Andy Stoddart, AuteurFor taxonomists and birdwatchers alike, redpolls have long posed complex problems. This paper reviews our progress in solving those problems. It summarises the history and nature of the taxonomic debates and, for each form, describes its current[...]



