Hampshire Life lists
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				Hampshire Year-listing guidelines						Hampshire Ornithological Society
										Information about Membership and submission of records
				1. Birds should be identified to species level.						can be found on the site.
				Heard only is fine as long as species is positively identified.
				2. Birds must be identified in Hampshire, In other words						Hoslist
				the bird should be in Hampshire. With slight exception						E-mail group for discussion of birds and birdwatching in Hampshire.
				made for sea-watching from Hampshire, in this situation
				where boundaries are impossible to judge,
				a species is countable unless its obvious						Hampshire Birds Recent sightings
				the bird is in a different county.
				3. Hampshire listing is based on the checklist which is published						All Hampshire lists should be based on the HOS checklist here
				on the HOS website here http://www.hos.org.uk/checklist.htm .						http://www.hos.org.uk/checklist.htm
				Birds in Category A and C are countable.
				4. Birds thought to be escaped from captive collections
				are not countable.						Top Hampshire Listers
				5. Where applicable all records should be accepted						There is a likelihood that there are other 300+ listers out there.
				by the HOS Records Panel.						Please contact me if you have a Hampshire life list of more than 250
										and you are happy to be added to this page.
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										Richf(a)Digitalwildlife.co.uk