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Links

Tanzania Bird Atlas contains a large number of excellent distribution maps produced from a database of sightings across the whole of Tanzania. The website also contains news, checklists, photographs and trip reports.

A complete species index and table of contents by author for Scopus volumes 1-25 (1977-2005) are now available in pdf format at scopus.

James Wolstencroft writes an occasional blog about his exploits and sightings around Arusha in Tanzania. A recent blog of his contains an illustrated record of Palearctic migrants passing through the Arusha area in early March 2009.

Last page update 3rd September 2011