tag:birdstack.com,2005:/comments/feed/22275Birdstack: Alternate Names2008-02-22T14:15:58Ztag:birdstack.com,2005:Comment/952008-02-22T14:15:58Z2008-02-22T14:15:58ZFregata said<div class="usercontent"><p>It is frustrating though, using an international list that lists only one species of "white-cheeked rosella" when there are actually three.
<br />Then I forget to put a note in to remind me which one is meant in my observation, as two of the species overlap......</p>
<p>Fregata</p>
<p><')////==<</p></div>Fregatatag:birdstack.com,2005:Comment/502008-01-31T20:55:24Z2008-01-31T20:55:24Zdjringer said<div class="usercontent"><p>Hi Barry,</p>
<p>There isn't a way to do that right now, primarily because the list will continue changing, and attempting to map personal preferences to a moving target like the master list would be immensely complex both for the administrators and for the users.</p>
<p>Glad you're enjoying Birdstack! <a href="http://birdstack.com/dashboard/invite" rel="nofollow">Tell your friends!</a> :-)</p>
<p>David</p></div>djringertag:birdstack.com,2005:Comment/492008-01-31T18:44:21Z2008-01-31T18:44:21Zwintertexan29 said<div class="usercontent"><p>I was wondering if there is a way to put in bird names that we understand when one of them comes up as an alternate suggestion and reverts to the international name.American Pipit becomes Buff-Bellied Pipit, etc. I would like to retain American Pipit because it means something to me. Thanks for the help and congratulations on a wonderful site.
<br />Barry</p></div>wintertexan29