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as I dont yet have an availible map of just them, my library did not have the book we discussed, I found a comperable one, but it is not availible for checkout, thus I can not work with it from home, I'm going to visit Barnes and Noble when I get a chance to. If there are any other mistakes to talk about, contact me here and I am happy to change and correctthem. :) –
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Wow, I guess I didn't realize how complex these range maps really are, I will focus on correcting the ones I've got before I start another one. Alot of these creatures seem to be found less in places I would expect and more in places I wouldn't, but mother nature has never been an pefectly organized,
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The only map I have is hardcopy, and it is tricky to explain verbally. I may simply make one myself if I have the time. I'm a bit dubious about your source, for example you've coloured in Fiji, Polynesia, the
Galapagos and Hawaii in the nightjar range map, which is wrong. I don't have a map of their
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My map was based exactly on a map from The
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That is a certainly fair and understandable, I will apply again when I have more experience, I know I have in my past made many many mistakes on this website, I think I violated almost every guideline at least once, I'm not a quick or sharp learner, I'm a little slow, a few more months may be all I
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Oops, that one was an error, adding
Madagascar, that one was by the fault of me not triple checking my work, twice is not enough for me. I am reexamining the hardcopy map closely to fix the range in North America, I am going to make a new map for just the swifts soon, I will remove the current one,
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It's a series, more likely to be at a
University Library (but if your library has it then awesome! And if it doesn't you should try and convince them to get it because it is awesome!). Question though, if the range map of the of the nightjars is Nightjars and allies - does that mean Nightjars and
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Perfect, Thank You, I am looking forward to becoming a disambiguator for this the name of my city and the name of myself, I love when I can properly organize things, I work part time at a library because of my organizational skills, though I'll admit I can never come up with my own organizational
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OK I screwed up, I can not fix them now as I am at work and could get fired for it, I thought the decade was a primary topic, but I was wrong, I need to correct my mistake ASAP, but i do not get home for another six hours, please remove my proposed page move templates at the talk pages
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global distribution, but if you remove those it looks about right. I don't wish to sound to complainy - range maps are good and always approximate, but if you can go to a library to hunt down the
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button, I just want to verify before I make a mistake, I'll be checking the WLH for redirects, and other pages pages that have links that land on this DAB page, and it is my job to direct them to there proper location, example: if someone wants to link it to
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I will search for that book, I work at a library and will be there tommorrow, I will fix and change anything you tell me to, as you are indeed an expert on birds, and I just a guy who enjoys making maps, Thank You for your good eye and support. –
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methods I'm terrible at that, but when it comes to following a system after I get the hang of it nothing is ever out of place, I can put anything alphabetically, numerically or chronologically without any hindrance, I will not let you down. –
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From your newer maps, there shouldn't be any trogons in Madagascar and they only just make it to the US, the line shouldn't come in so deep or so thickly. I also question the value of sticking the Apodiformes range map in the swift article.
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as it was basically entirely wrong. There are no cranes in South America, New Zealand, the Sundas or many of the areas on the continents they do exist on. Perhaps your source was referring to all the order as opposed to just the family?
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is missing a description and/or other details on its image description page. If possible, please add this information. This will help other editors to make better use of the image, and it will be more informative for readers.
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Dear Phoenix B 1of3, I just wanted to let you know that an AfD, in which you participated in during October 2011, has been reopened for discussion. Please express your opinion again in the current discussion. Thank you.
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The source said Cranes and Allies, so your right, if you explain which other areas are Sundas or others I can fix it, you are free to contribute to that or any map of mine if you see something wrong.
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I dont want to make too many changes at once without consulting further with other users, you are free to both make suggestions and/or revert, I will post more Ideas soon–
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The border might have changed in the last few months from when I copied my personal template of world subdivisions, I will use the new one from now on, and fix the old. –
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I have also added the following to my watchlist, all are from the WLH, and I will review a few of them tonight after work to see if any improper links have been added. :)
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