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     Welcome to the website of Seychelles Bird Records Committee

Seychelles Bird Records Committee (SBRC) collects and assesses sightings of all birds recorded in the Exclusive Economic Zone of Seychelles. As at 1st May 2012, 258 species have been accepted to the THE SEYCHELLES LIST maintained by SBRC. More information is needed and this is a subject to which anyone with an interest in birds can contribute by sending a record form to SBRC with details of any rare visitors to Seychelles.
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January 2012: Yellow-billed Kite at Alphonse (Richard Jeanne)
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February 2012: House Martin at Aldabra (Darryl Birch)
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March 2012: Lesser Kestrel at Fregate (Greg Canning)
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Lesser Grey Shrike at Aldabra, April 2012 (Richard Baxter)






The latest SBRC 5 year report covering 2006-2010 is now available here.

Records accepted by SBRC in 2012 have been added here.

Photos of the latest species accepted to the SEYCHELLES LIST can be seen here.

An account of 2 petrel species new to Seychelles, published in March 2012 has been added here.

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