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By Avery
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Link to BRDL: https://brdl.alex.gd

Look up the bird code here:https://alphacodes.net/index.html

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Aidan B
Aidan B

On my very first guess!  BRDL 50 ????

Avery
Avery

Just heard about this. It’s a bird version of Wordle, something I’ve never played, but I just tried it and it’s fun! This version uses Banding codes for US birds, with a new puzzle everyday! http

PalmWarbler
PalmWarbler

Well I guess me and @Aidan B and @Peromyscus use the same starting code. BRDL 50 ????

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49 minutes ago, lonestranger said:

I couldn't find it in my usual references but I did find it on this list, and it's not what I originally thought it was.

https://www.pwrc.usgs.gov/bbl/manual/speclist.cfm

 

35 minutes ago, Avery said:

Thank you! It’s been bugging me all day

Me too! I usually use a 2021 AOU list with 2200+ species and once I couldn't find it there or a Google search I pulled up this list. Upon getting an actual species name I went back to my AOU list and discovered they have it listed with a different code.

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35 minutes ago, Peromyscus said:

That is the only list I use, including today.

I usually start with the iBird index and if I can't put a usable code together on my own, then I will punch the letters I've already figured out into iBird's Banding Code search and see if anything pops up. I seldom look at lists beyond iBird unless I'm really confused, or the answer isn't in iBird.

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