Christmas gift: Your Atlas records in BirdTrack!

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16 Dec 2011 BirdTrack Explore My Records © BTO

Great news: You can explore all your Bird Atlas 2007-11 records via BirdTrack! The default filter in Explore My Records shows all your BirdTrack and Atlas records, or you can use the Project filter (red arrow, left) to choose your records for one project. Your records are summarised in a table; from here you can navigate to various graphs and maps, or download your selection. Well done the BTO IT team for incorporating Atlas records in time for Christmas, and we look forward to lots of Atlasers becoming fully-fledged BirdTrackers in 2012!

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