First record: Great Horkesley, Essex, July 1846. Following the Eastern Orphean Warbler announcement, this becomes the second accession to the national list within the space of a week.. Changes to the British List inc. adoption of the taxonomic recommendations in the BOURC TSC’s 9th report, White-winged Scoter, Slender-billed Curlew, Red-rumped Swallow, Long-tailed Tit, Subalpine Warbler, European Stonechat, plus other files currently in circulation. One record: at sea, off Isles of Scilly, August 2004. First record: male, Fair Isle, Shetland, September to October 1925, now at National Museums Scotland (NMS.Z 1925.167). First record: female, Craigielaw Point, Lothian, December 1908, now at National Museums Scotland (NMS.Z 1909.134). It was taken up in 1990 by the then International Ornithological Congress (IOC; now the IOU) who brought together ornithologists from all regions to help deliver the first standard list of international English bird names. Changes to the British List inc. Milton’s Subalpine Warbler and erratum to the 43rd report. First record: Spurn, East Yorkshire, April 1984. 84 old records; 20 individuals since January 1950. These include: White‐bellied Storm Petrel or Black‐bellied Storm Petrel Fregetta grallaria/tropica; the Madeiran/Monteiro's/Cape Verde Storm Petrel group Oceanodroma castro/monteiroi/jabejabe; the Zino's/Fea's/Desertas Petrel group Pterodroma madeira/feae/deserta; and South Polar Skua or Brown Skua Stercorarius maccormicki/antarcticus. Changes to the British List (22 January 2018) View The British List is updated annually by the BOU's Records Committee (BOURC), who take on the tasks of incorporating the latest research and taxonomic thinking, and of furthering the search for international agreement (through AERC and IOU). First record: adult, Eccles‐on‐Sea, Norfolk, October 2004 and East Dean, Hampshire, November 2004. Changes to the British List (10 August 2017) View The List is managed by the BOU’s Records Committee (BOURC). Subspecies admitted to the List: ‘Taiga’ Merlin Falco columbarius columbarius and ‘North American’ Horned Lark Eremophila alpestris (alpestris/praticola/hoyti); new first record of Great Cormorant Phalacrocorax carbo sinensis. One record: adult, Minsmere RSPB, Suffolk, July to August 2016; same, Alkborough Flats, Lincolnshire, August 2016 to January 2017. First record: possible male, first‐calendar‐year, trapped, Portland, Dorset, September 1955. First record: male, sub‐adult, Caister, Norfolk, February 1830, now at Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery (NWHCM:1831.47.86). One record: Newhouse Wood, Herefordshire, November 1984 (ringing recovery). First record: female, Tynemouth, Northumberland, July 1989. First record: male, Fair Isle, Shetland, June 1967. BOURC 46th report published in IBIS (Dec 2016) View, Andrew Harrop appointed Chairman of BOURC (Nov 2016) View, Adoption of a global taxonomy (Aug 2016) View, Changes to the British List (Chinese Pond Heron, Slaty-backed Gull and Mugimaki Flycatcher) (July 2016) View, Dawn Balmer and Andy Stoddart join BOURC (May 2016) View, Subspecies Azorean Yellow-legged Gull Larus michahelis atlantis admitted to the British List (May 2016) View, Lesser Canada Goose admitted to the British List (March 2016) View, Yelkouan Shearwater admitted as the 600th species on the British List (February 2016) View. The British List: new categories and their relevance to conservation, A Reference Manual of Rare Birds in Britain and Ireland, Vol. First record: male, adult, Gosford Bay, Lothian, December 1987 to January 1988. First record: Portland, Dorset, April 1961. New species and subspecies are either added or removed, following assessment; these are updated on the BOU website (https://www.bou.org.uk/british-list/recent-announcements/) at the time of the change, but only come into effect on the List on publication in a BOURC report in Ibis. Changes to the British List (10 August 2017) View Pale-legged Leaf Warbler admitted to Category A. For further information please contact: Tim Melling, Secretary, BOURC Tel 01 484 861 148 Email bourc.sec@bou.org.uk Steve Dudley, BOU Administrator Tel 01 733 390 932 Email steve.dudley@bou.org.uk For Category definitions please see below. First record: male, probable first‐calendar‐year, Islay, Argyll and Bute, April 1988. First record: St. Mary's, Isles of Scilly, October 1998 to April 1999. 35 th R, 38 th R etc. First record: at sea, off Isles of Scilly, June 2001. Large numbers released annually for hunting, many of which naturalize into the wild population. Changes to the British List (Dec 2016) View Subspecies ‘Caspian’ Reed Warbler Acrocephalus scirpaceus fuscus and ‘Iberian’ Yellow Wagtail Motacilla flava iberiae admitted to the List. How unique is the name Bourc? The solid line marks the boundaries of the coastal waters considered by BOURC for the purposes of the British List. First record: third‐calendar‐year, Dungeness, Kent, May 2003. 183 old records; 27 individuals since January 1950. First record: male, second‐calendar‐year, Pennington Flash, Greater Manchester, March to April 1994. BOURC 43rd Report (January 2015) View First record: male, Rame Head, Cornwall, October 1985. Wood Duck (moved from Category E* to Category D) and Desert Finch (remains in Category E). Some are placed in multiple categories, such as, for example, those species occurring in Category A which now also have naturalized populations (e.g. Its findings are usually published in "Ibis", the house journal of its parent body the British Ornithologists' Union. [There have been 94 further records of Daurian/Turkestan Shrikes not identified to species.]. Cat. One record: male, first‐calendar‐year, The Naze, Essex, September to October 1994. First record: second‐calendar‐year, Farnham Gravel Pit, North Yorkshire, January to February 2007. Magnificent Frigatebird: Chester Zoo, Cheshire (photo: Dr Mark Eaton).. View all Bourc immigration records and you may need to create a new Wiley Online Library account. BOURC's role and status. First record: Fair Isle, Shetland, August 1959. First record: female, St. Agnes, Isles of Scilly, October 1966. An immature Lammergeier ranged widely in Devon during May 2016 but this has not been added to the official list. First record: female, Skokholm Island, Pembrokeshire (Sir Benfro), May 1990. First record: Tresco, Isles of Scilly, September 1906, now at Isles of Scilly Museum as part of the. First record: male, near Christchurch, Dorset (formerly Hampshire), January 1828. First record: Marazion, Cornwall, October 1853. First record: Hawk's Wood, near Cheesewring, Cornwall, December 1860. NB is included to denote species with self‐sustaining naturalized populations. First record: killed, Crostwick, Norfolk, May 1664. Red Kite) that match Category C criteria. First record: St. Agnes, Isles of Scilly, October 1968. Changes to the British List (17 September 2018) View One record: Boddam, Mainland, Shetland, August 2006. Category A of the British List is for any truly wild bird that arrived in Britain naturally. The British List is under continuous revision by BOURC. Learn about our remote access options, British Ornithologists’ Union, PO Box 417, Peterborough, PE7 3FX UK, School of Life Sciences, University of Glasgow, Glasgow, G12 8QQ UK, British Trust for Ornithology, The Nunnery, Thetford, IP24 2PU UK. Gmelin)15, Fea's Petrel Pterodroma feae (Salvadori)15. A list of the species and subspecies removed from the British List since the 8th edition is shown in Appendix  1. Passenger List. One record: female, immature, Colonsay, Argyll and Bute, January 1897, now at National Museums Scotland (NMS.Z 1897.17). One record: adult, Lundy, Devon, May to June 1990, returning spring 1991 and 1992. First record: pair, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, May 1890, male, now at Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery (NWHCM:39.90). 64 records not identified to species including six records identified to. Thus, to assist both the acceptance and use of the new proposed international names, the British List has, since the sixth edition, used the new international English names in bold and, where they differed, vernacular names (BOU 1992, BOU 2006, 2007b). First record: Stratton Strawless, Norfolk, October 1792. Category D species are listed in Appendix, Species that have been recorded as introductions, human‐assisted transportees or escapees from captivity, and whose breeding populations (if any) are thought not to be self‐sustaining. One record: Tresco, Isles of Scilly, October 1987. First record: male, Sule Skerry Lighthouse, Orkney, September 1902, now at National Museums Scotland (NMS.Z 1902.115). HB was introduced to denote those species which have been recorded breeding with another closely related species (e.g. Learn more. First record: male, first‐calendar‐year, St Kilda, Outer Hebrides, September 1910, now at National Museums Scotland (NMS.Z 1910.165.31). One record not identified to species: Severn Beach, South Gloucestershire (Avon), November 2009. First record: Catsfield, East Sussex, March 1791. One record: first‐calendar‐year, Dungeness, Kent, September 2015. Admitted to C4 (in 2005) to note the captive origin of these populations. First record: immature, near Bellingham, Northumberland, August 1870, now at Hancock Museum, Newcastle‐upon‐Tyne (NEWHM:2003.H2541). A list of the species and subspecies removed from the British List since the 8th edition is shown in Appendix  1. These species form no part of the British List. One record: Killingworth, Northumberland, October 1856, now at Hancock Museum, Newcastle‐upon‐Tyne (NEWHM:1999.H1071). First record: male, Therfield, Hertfordshire, May 1843. One record: first‐calendar‐year, St. Agnes, Isles of Scilly, October 1987. First record: St. Agnes, Isles of Scilly, October 1962. The BOU was founded in 1858 by Professor Alfred Newton, Henry Baker Tristram and other scientists. First record: Fair Isle, Shetland, June 1975. First record: male, Fair Isle, Shetland, April to May 1959. The international English names used here are those in version 7.3 of the IOC World Bird List (Gill & Donsker 2017). [There has been one further record identified as this species or Sakhalin Leaf Warbler. The taxonomy of the systematic list follows version 7.3 of the IOC World Bird List (Gill & Donsker 2017). [There have been 12 further records of albatrosess not identified to species.]. First record: adult, Blacktoft Sands, East Yorkshire, July 1986. First record: Buckland, near Dover, Kent, May 1877, deposited at Dover Museum. Taxonomic recommendation for the British List. The British Ornithologists' Union Records Committee (BOURC) is the recognised national bird records committee for Britain.It maintains a list of birds of Britain. Ibis 155, 635 – 676. Very large numbers released annually for hunting, many of which naturalize into the population, which consists largely of intraspecific hybrids. Publications by or, On Behalf of, Members of the Bourc and Members of the BOURC‐CFSC, Relating to the British List, Since the 47th Report Vernacular English names are considered by BOURC when changes in taxonomy occur with these published in BOURC reports in Ibis. The 15 species in Category D and those species in Category E do not form part of the British List. Changes to the British List (14 August 2017) View Species in Categories D, E and F do not form part of the British List. The Taxonomic Sub-committee (TSC) of BOURC publishes recommendations for taxonomic adjustments in their periodic reports in Ibis. First record: first‐calendar‐year, St. Mary's, Isles of Scilly, November 1958, now at Natural History Museum, Tring (NHMUK 1958.27.1). The British List: a Checklist of Birds of Britain (9th edition). Last recorded in an apparently wild state in 1946. One record: female, second‐calendar‐year or older, St Leonards, East Sussex, September 2016, held in care to December 2016, when transported to the Cayman Islands, where died in quarantine. First record: adult, Boynton, Wiltshire, 1775. Top BOURC abbreviation meanings updated August 2020 First record: female, Upper Nithsdale, Dumfries and Galloway, 1858, now at National Museums Scotland (NMS.Z 1887.48). First record: male, Newton St. Cyres, Devon, January to February 1955, now at Royal Albert Memorial Museum, Exeter (EXEMS:14/1955). First record: Sumburgh, Mainland, Shetland, September to October 1985. First record: first‐calendar‐year, St. Agnes, Isles of Scilly, September to October 1958. Eastern Kingbird admitted to Category A. Alex Lees joins BOURC (11 August 2017) View First record: female, St. Agnes, Isles of Scilly, September 1970. First record: female, Skokholm Island, Pembrokeshire (Sir Benfro), August 1948. First record: male, Mickleden Edge, Langsett, South Yorkshire, May to July 1982. First record: male, Paisley Glen, Renfrewshire, June 1977. HB does not attempt to cover all species which have formed hybrid pairings. The BOU maintains the British List, the official list of wild bird record in Great Britain (England, Scotland and Wales and associated waters). First record: adult, Kilnsea, East Yorkshire, August to September 1954. First record: near Swalwell, Newcastle‐upon‐Tyne, Co. Durham, May 1847, now at Hancock Museum, Newcastle‐upon‐Tyne (NEWHM:2006.H1261). Much better than waiting until a Pacific Diver, Northern Harrier, Thayer's Gull etc … The British Ornithologists’ Union Records Committee (BOURC) has accepted the following to Category A of the British List: V subspecies undetermined. Fea's Petrel and Desertas Petrel Pterodroma deserta Mathews are now treated as separate species, whereas before they were considered subspecies of P. feae. These releases, and birds from other captive sources, contain individuals of domestic origin. Open practices can help bridge the research-implementation gap, Bearded Vultures in the UK and northwest Europe (28 October 2020) View. 4: 288 b). Included here are records that were not identified to species level, which are not included in the systematic list of the British List, and so do not form part of the species totals. First record: Beachy Head, East Sussex, November 1966. First record: male, first‐calendar‐year, ‘. Some years ago I served on the British Ornithologists' Union Records Committee (BOURC) which assesses and maintains the official list of British birds. First record: male, first‐calendar‐year, Bardsey Island (Ynys Enlli), Gwynedd (then Caernarfonshire), August 1964. First record: adult, Pagham Harbour, West Sussex, August 1997. Species in Category E that have bred in the wild in Britain are designated as E*. First record: male, Cliffe, Kent, December 1996. The British Ornithologists' Union Records Committee (BOURC) has added Dalmatian Pelican to Category A of its British list. This culminated in 2006 with the publication of Birds of the World: recommended English names (Gill & Wright 2006). V HB subspecies undetermined, but likely to have been nominate. First record: first‐calendar‐year, St. Agnes, Isles of Scilly, October to November 1978. A further review of Category C category definitions was carried out as part of a thorough review of Category C species for the 7th edition of the British List (Dudley 2005), which further re‐defined existing categories and introduced a new subcategory C6 (see above). Further reviews of the categories have occurred since and these are summarized in the BOURC 31st Report (BOU 2005). The following list includes cited items and other articles relevant to the British List. Red-winged Blackbird admitted to Category A. Subspecies White (Masked) Wagtail Motacilla alba personata accepted. First record: male, Fair Isle, Shetland, October 1911, now at National Museums Scotland (NMS.Z 1912.147.1). First record: male, Filey, North Yorkshire, autumn 1862, now at Mansfield Museum (MASMG:BB296). BOURC 39th Report (October 2010) View Admitted to C2 (in 2005) on the basis of birds deriving from naturalized populations in England. First record: male, adult, near Whitchurch, Shropshire, November 2005, now at Natural History Museum, Tring (NHMUK 2006.23.1). The species are reviewed periodically with a view to assign them to either Category A or Category E. † Indicates species for which descriptions are required of records by the British Birds Rarities Committee (BBRC) to be considered for inclusion in Categories A–C of the British List. First record: Saltash, Cornwall, August 1982. First record: at sea, off Isles of Scilly, July 2007. First record: male, first‐calendar‐year, Scalloway, Mainland, Shetland, October 1936, now at National Museums Scotland (NMS.Z 1936.84). First record: Rye Harbour, East Sussex, 1802, now at Natural History Museum, Tring (Vel. Hybrid pairings with Lesser Black‐backed, Yellow‐legged and Glaucous Gulls. First record: male, Dungeness, Kent, May 1960. The British Ornithologists' Union Records Committee (BOURC) is the recognised national bird records committee for Britain. Dalmatian Pelican Pelecanus crispus added to Category A. First record: Bowness, Cumbria, October 1807. The list of British Birds maintained by the British Ornithologists' Union.Generally held to be the 'official' list for British birders, albeit the most conservative one. Click here to receive BOU e-newsletters and other news. 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