Birds of Feather/Ornithology

[soobsession]

going back to birds, have they put out the reccomended field guide for birds. im just curious

no...i doubt it. i think id use audubon or peterson though...

[Paradox21]

Does anybody know if they are going to allow student prepared binders this year? I think I would like that more than the field guides with added notes.

[gyourkoshaven]

For the millionth time: NOBODY has rules yet! Nobody but officials know what resources will be allowed for events next year!

[soobsession]

we know that...but you can kinda make guesses...

Does anybody know if they are going to allow student prepared binders this year? I think I would like that more than the field guides with added notes.

if birds is gonna take the place of a+r, then maybe they'll allow field guides...im not sure...

[gyourkoshaven]

Yeah but it's getting irritating because it's been posted about 20 times.

[sewforlife]

For the millionth time: NOBODY has rules yet! Nobody but officials know what resources will be allowed for events next year!

so when was this questioned again? I think we already know, it's on soinc.org

[wlsguy]

we know that...but you can kinda make guesses...

Does anybody know if they are going to allow student prepared binders this year? I think I would like that more than the field guides with added notes.

if birds is gonna take the place of a+r, then maybe they'll allow field guides...im not sure...

If you are eager to study, the trend has been away from allowing complete binders and shifting toward a field guide with notes or a few pages of paper (5 pages, letter paper, both sides, stapled in the top left corner containing information in any form from any source). I would be greatly suprised if the rules allowed a full binder to be used. It will most likely be limited to birds in North America (US Canada Mexico).

[kp9ssa]

the birds list this year is huge!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

[soobsession]

this year? it came out? where?!?!?

[robotman]

i am pretty sure he is talking about this one