Guineafowl distribution maps

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  Mr Gharial

• 13 Jan 2022

Sorry for the low quality on some of these pictures. The reason is that there are no pictures of these guys.

Had a bit of a breakdown over it

(Bonus meme)

 

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  UngulateNerd92

• 13 Jan 2022

I love these maps you are doing Mr Gharial. Keep it up!

 

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  Platypusboy

• 13 Jan 2022

Great work on these maps!

 

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  Mr Gharial

• 13 Jan 2022

Thanks!

Large chance that spoonbill will be out this evening, and pelicans tomorrow

 

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  UngulateNerd92

• 13 Jan 2022

@Mr Gharial I want to see those! Will you do an Ibis one? Also, can we request further ideas to you?

 

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  UngulateNerd92

• 13 Jan 2022

@Mr Gharial also, which computer program/software do you use to create these charts?

 

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  Mr Gharial

• 13 Jan 2022

@UngulateNerd92

Please do request!
I'm planning to do ibises too (in two separate cards)

I use powerpoint! The drawing tools are surprisingly easy and editing pictures is rather quick as well (For me, at least. I've been editing pictures like this since primary school)

 

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  UngulateNerd92

• 13 Jan 2022

@Mr Gharial ah thank you. I'll send requests for sure! Maybe you can create a thread where we can submit taxonomic poster requests if you will.

 

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  Mr Gharial

• 13 Jan 2022

@UngulateNerd92


I think I'm going to finish a few before doing that. I already have requests for toucans and ratites that I want to get out. As well as my own lineup


(Currently: spoonbills, pelicans, typical toucans, puffins, penguins, and cranes. Might also do corvids)

 

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  UngulateNerd92

• 13 Jan 2022

@Mr Gharial those sound like good ones! Here is my first official request if you don't mind. Seeing that you are focusing on birds right now, how about Todies (Family: Todidae) being that there is only one extant genus Todus, consisting of only 5 species. That should be easy enough...