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MyBirdPatch workshop: Intaka Island Enviro-Centre, Cape Town, Sat 8 June, 09:00 - 13:00

Making the most of the SABAP2 website - 5: checking your submissions and accessing your ORFs

SABAP2 workshop: Intaka Island, Century City – ths Saturday 11 May, 09h00 – 15h30

SABAP2 reaches 70% coverage in Limpopo

Making the most of the SABAP2 website - 5: checking your submissions and accessing your ORFs

Making the most of the SABAP2 website - 4: finding those gaps and other interesting pentad information!

SABAP2 workshop: Intaka Island, Century City, Sat. 11 May, 9:00 am - 3:30 pm

Weaver Wednesday: Golden Palm Weaver

Colour Rings on Swift Terns

Gravit8 Weaver Wednesday [44]: Speke's Weaver

Gravit8 Weaver Wednesday: Speckle-fronted Weaver

April Aliens – the Common Myna continues its march across the southern African landscape

April Aliens – if the voracious European Shore Crab reaches the Saldanha Bay-Langebaan Lagoon system, well, dot dot dot

The butterfly to think about on Threat Thursday is the Fraternal Widow

The DARK BLUE news – coverage up to 6%

On this Threat Thursday we pay attention to the Black Stork, a species which is not doing well in our region

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Threat Thursday in National Water Week : African Marsh Harrier

The GREENest range-change map of all: Southern Masked Weaver

Gravit8 Weaver Wednesday : Southern Red Bishop

Have you seen an unCommon Sandpiper recently?

Today's Snake Sunday focuses on the Western Stripe-bellied Sand Snake

Time for another SCORPION SATURDAY!! Today we are featuring Opistophthalmus lawrencei

Don't delay. Act today. If you have not yet ordered your butterfly atlas, you should do so now

Two-thirds coverage

The good news Threat Thursday: The "Critically Endangered" Waterberg Copper, thought to be extinct, rediscovered on 2 March 2013

The bad news Threat Thursday: The "Critically Endangered" Table Mountain Copper is probably extinct

Threat Thursday moves to the KwaZulu-Natal coast, and contemplates another aristocratic sounding species, the "Critically Endangered" Pickersgill's Reed Frog

A Mad Mammal Monkey for Mad Mammal Monday!

Butterfly atlas Pre-publication offer

Snake Sunday features the Brown House Snake

Southern Bald Ibises building nests on artificial structures

Weaver Wednesday [36]: Taveta Golden Weaver

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Does this carnage in this picture pose a threat to butterflies?

14087 waterbirds of 68 species were recorded on the Vaaldam CWAC last Sunday

It's World Pangolin Day!

OdonataMAP: "What a terrific response" says Warwick Tarboton, faced with 1514 records to identify!

Annual Report for the ADU 2012

SummerMAP has 20 days to run

Hey, it is Snake Sunday, and we are celebrating the remarkable Beetz's Tiger Snake

Zimbabwe becomes part of the SABAP2 family

What do these species have in common?

What is happening to the Rock Kestrel?

Weaver Wednesday: Holub's Golden Weaver

Today is Sappi TREE TUESDAY! We are featuring a species that attracts birds, Halleria lucida, the Tree Fuchsia

Sssssssssnake Sunday! Today, Schlegel's Beaked Blind Snake

60 enthusiastic birders attended the SABAP2 workshop in Harare today

Sixty six per cent!!

Twelve million records in the combined database of the bird atlas projects

Doug Harebottle travels to Zimbabwe to do a series of SABAP2 workshops, and welcome Zimbabwe on board

20 easy steps to submitting your first atlas card

Ever thought that atlasing was difficult, or perhaps you have struggled to submit your first card? Well, with your computer and an internet connection you can now find your pentad, compile a list of birds in the pentad and submit your list all within 24 hrs!

Ernst Retief, bird atlas coordinator in Gauteng and conservation manager at BirdLife Siourth Africa, has put together a six page guide called "Atlasing for Dummies - 20 easy steps to submit your first atlas card". This guide outlines in twenty easy steps how to find a pentad, print the map, conduct a field survey and submit the list all using your internet browser (Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Safari). As Ernst says, "... you don't need any additional software to submit your lists to SABAP2; all you need is your PC and an internet connection, it's that easy!". 

The guide is very user friendly, is easy to read and includes screenshots from the website to help people relate to what is being said. It caters strongly for novice birders and new atlasers but will also appeal to seasoned atlasers who may have been struggling with one or two technical issues! Please download the guide and pass on to your birding friends and advertise at your bird club meetings! Everyone can now get involved and make a contribution to the bird atlas.

A huge thanks to Ernst for putting this together!


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