Hello friends

I'll be gone to Western Australia for 16 days of full birding and bird photography at some great destinations with awesome species and would like to invite anyone to join me

I'd have cover most of the expenses already and whoever might come, will enjoy of a great deal with few payments and well studied itineraries

If anyone is interested, please drop me a line or two at alex@birdphotoworld.com and will send you some more detailed info on the trip

I can take two people tops and could be for the whole trip or part of it

Cheers


Alex

I have the pleasure of sharing with my friends of the great news of how one of my photos has being selected for the main page of the website: Neotropical Birds, from Cornell University.

Such a great and important institution honors me with this and I find it terrific as a good product of the passion I live for the birds and the photography.

Here the link:

http://neotropical.birds.cornell.edu/portal/home

Thanks and best regards,

Alex

Each member of has 15 spaces to upload pictures per week.
Each image should be 300kb or less and from your 15, you can upload a maximum of five during the same day.

HOW TO UPLOAD IMAGES?

It's actually super simple!
Is gotta be done on the forums.

So, pick the forum of choice (for example Birdphoto if your image is from a bird), create a new thread and with a little caption -to make it friendly and let the members know about you and your image- click on the blue message: Upload Pic at the bottom of subject emoticons and just above Font.

An uploading window will open... then, please name your photo, select a category (like Birds from Europe for example) and browse to select the one you will share... You could also use some tags -key words- that will make your photo easier to get tracked down.

Ones you have that done, just click at the bottom of the thread and post it.

If any doubts or commentaries, please let me know to alex@birdphotoworld.com

Cheers,

Alex

Hello all...

Here we'll keep posting all the new species added to BirDatas, including those coming from a divided sub-species.

October 24th, 2008

Larus heuglini --- Heuglinn's Gull
Somehow it wasn't there!
New Species Number : 10020

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October 30th, 2008

1- Dendrocolaptes certhia --- Amazonian Barred-Woodcreeper
From the split with D. sanctithomae --- Northern Barred Woodcreeper
New Species Number : 10021

2- Aratinga astec --- Aztec Parakeet
From the split with A. nana --- Olive-throated Parakeet
New Species Number : 10022

3- Ramphocelus costaricensis --- Cherrie's Tanager
From the split with R. passerinii --- Passerini's Tanager
New Species Number : 10023

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February 01st, 2009

Larus cachinnans --- Caspian Gull
treated as species and separated from Larus michahellis
New Species Number : 10026

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February 09th, 2009
Phaethornis longirostris --- Long-billed Hermit
treated as species and separated from P.superciliosus
New Species Number : 10027

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March 11th, 2009
Gallinago delicata --- Wilson's Snipe
treated as species and separated from G.gallinago
New Species Number : 10028

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Cheers,

Alex
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