Guineafowl distribution maps

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  Mr Gharial

• 13 Jan 2022

@UngulateNerd92

I wanna finish a few others first, but that's definitely a great example

(10 is about the max I want on a single card. Between 5 and 8 is ideal)

 

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  UngulateNerd92

• 13 Jan 2022

@Mr Gharial ah thank you for letting me know. That makes sense...

 

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  KevinB

• 13 Jan 2022

@Mr Gharial First of all, I love these maps.

I also have two suggestions, thank you for making them.

Perhaps lovebirds, Agapornis, could be a suggestion for one of these maps. The genus has 9 species, maybe a bit on the edge.

Another suggestion of mine would be the Jacanidae family (eight species).

 

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  Mr Gharial

• 13 Jan 2022

@KevinB

I'll add them to the list! And I'm very glad you like them!

 

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  CheeseChameleon1945

• 13 Jan 2022

Also It's probably no coincidence that all of the guineafowls except the White-breasted (the one you apparently had the most trouble with) are least concern.
White breasted just chilling in the "Vulnerable", category, waiting to frustrate Gharials. . . .

 

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  Mr Gharial

• 13 Jan 2022

@CheeseChameleon1945

The white-breasted was indeed annoying

But the black guineafowl haunts my nightmares...

I could only find ONE picture where it was fully in view for me to cut out. And as you can see, it consists of about five pixels in total

 

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  Junklekitteb

• 13 Jan 2022

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https://ebird.org/species/blagui1
Hello Mr. Gharial, here are some slightly better pictures of what I believe to be black guineafowl. It is up to you whether to use them, but I thought I’d post them anyway. They aren’t great, but they’re better than the other photos I could find.

 

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  Mr Gharial

• 13 Jan 2022

@Junklekitteb

Those are indeed a huge increase in quality!

Though I won't be reuploading. Partly because the background is the same colour as the beaks, and cutting it out would be kind of a nightmare.

Thanks anyway, though!

 

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  birdsandbats

• 13 Jan 2022

You should do cranes.

 

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  Mr Gharial

• 13 Jan 2022

@birdsandbats

I mentioned earlier that I was going to do cranes