List Of Secondary Endemic Bird Areas Of The World
The following is a list of areas classified by Birdlife International as Secondary Areas, namely areas which contain at least one restricted-range endemic bird species, but do not qualify for the full Endemic Bird Area status.
Read more about List Of Secondary Endemic Bird Areas Of The World: Secondary Areas in North and Central America, Secondary Areas in South America, Secondary Areas in Africa, Europe and The Middle East, Secondary Areas in Continental Asia, Secondary Areas in South-east Asian Islands, New Guinea and Australia, Secondary Areas in The Pacific Islands Region
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