A frankly excellent website for identifying bird species, particularly useful if you're like me and trying to do so years after having seen them 😁 It's a really neat interface that makes narrowing down species pretty simple, though their filtering sometimes goes a bit haywire and it would be great to be able to have a few more photos for some species (there is a bias towards more colourful/dynamic poses, rather than simple identification patterns, juveniles, or instances where one gender has a dull colouration).
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There is no HTTP code for censorship (but perhaps there should be)
Should there be an HTTP error code for censorship? Quite probably and I agree with Terence that 403 (forbidden) is a misleading response. I really like his various proposals and the format he uses is …
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Bottlenose dolphine adopts common dolphin
Stashing for personal reference, as my original BBC source appears to have vanished. A 2014 news story from Paihia, New Zealand, about a female bottlenose dolphin that adopted a stray common dolphin …
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