In the future, we will also be posting a list of alternative English names. The Cornell Lab of Ornithology has accepted the job of maintaining the ever-changing list of species, subspecies. The book was produced from a nearly completed manuscript left by James Clements upon his death in 2005. At the same time, we’ll post updates to the taxonomy, scientific and English nomenclature, and range descriptions, to incorporate changes that have made their way into the literature and are generally accepted by the appropriate scientific body or community. The Clements Checklist of Birds of the World, 6th Edition was published and released by Cornell University Press in June 2007. We will post all corrections once a year in August.
This website serves as the clearinghouse for keeping your Clements Checklist up to date. We invite input on known or suspected errors or updates at any time. Our procedures for accomplishing this ongoing task include using the considerable expertise of our research ornithologists on staff, aided enormously by input from knowledgeable professional and amateur cooperators worldwide. The Cornell Lab of Ornithology has accepted the job of maintaining the ever-changing list of species, subspecies, English names, and approximate distributions, beginning with publication of the 6th Edition.
The depth of information on each family is on a comparable plane with that in many family monographs. It is far more than a field guide, yet its colour plates are of the quality to be expected in the best in-the-field reference, and its photographs are superb. The book was produced from a nearly completed manuscript left by James Clements upon his death in 2005. The Handbook of the Birds of the World formula is all-encompassing. The Clements Checklist of Birds of the World, 6th Edition was published and released by Cornell University Press in June 2007.
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