Wow, super job to the committee and especially to Shirley.
Many thanks!
Bob Davis
> On Mar 4, 2018, at 2:39 AM, Cliff and Lisa cliffandlisa@octobersetters.com [ible] wrote:
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> Hi Everyone,
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> If you have visited IdahoBirds.net today you may have noticed that the Idaho Bird Records Committee now has it’s own Website:ibrc.idahobirds.net
> Still part of Idaho Birds, but on a different platform that is more suited for the committee’s functions.
>
> Most of the improvements on the new site are in the background, but one thing that will make a difference to everyone is a better capability for searchable databases. The rare bird reports are easier to search, plus particularly exciting to me is that we have been able to bring Shirley Sturts’ Idaho Bird Records Database into the new site. You can search through nearly 190,000 records. I am amazed at the amount of work that has gone into the database, and feel this is an awesome resource that Shirley has made available.
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> https://ibrc.idahobirds.net/idaho-bird-records-database Hope you enjoy!
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> Lisa
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> Cliff and Lisa Weisse
> Island Park, Idaho
> cliffandlisa@octobersetters.com
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>

Hi Everyone,

If you have visited IdahoBirds.net today you may have noticed that the
Idaho Bird Records Committee now has it’s own Website: ibrc.idahobirds.net
Still part of Idaho Birds, but on a different platform that is more
suited for the committee’s functions.

Most of the improvements on the new site are in the background, but one
thing that will make a difference to everyone is a better capability for
searchable databases. The rare bird reports are easier to search, plus
particularly exciting to me is that we have been able to bring Shirley
Sturts’ Idaho Bird Records Database into the new site. You can search
through nearly 190,000 records. I am amazed at the amount of work that
has gone into the database, and feel this is an awesome resource that
Shirley has made available.

https://ibrc.idahobirds.net/idaho-bird-records-database

Hope you enjoy!

Lisa

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Cliff and Lisa Weisse
Island Park, Idaho
cliffandlisa@octobersetters.com

Just spotted a breeding male Eurasian Wigeon in the Two Rivers Subdivision
on Island Woods Drive at the first pond west of Eagle Road on the north
side of the road. I was out seeing the resident Trumpeter Swan pair off
Mace Rd when I spotted this nice looking duck on the way out.

Good birding,
Jordan Ragsdale