auklet: Analysis and Visualization of Your eBird Sightings

#' eBird Taxonomy
#'
#' A simplified version of the taxonomy used by eBird. Includes proper species
#' as well as various other categories such as `spuh` (e.g. *duck sp.*) and
#' *slash* (e.g. *American Black Duck/Mallard*). This taxonomy is based on the
#' Clements Checklist, which is updated annually, typically in the late summer.
#' Non-ASCII characters (e.g. those with accents) have been converted to ASCII
#' equivalents in this data frame.
#'
#' @format A data frame with eight variables and 15,251 rows:
#' - `taxon_order`: numeric value used to sort rows in taxonomic order.
#' - `category`: whether the entry is for a species or another
#' field-identifiable taxon, such as `spuh`, `slash`, `hybrid`, etc.
#' - `species_code`: a unique alphanumeric code identifying each species.
#' - `name_common`: the common name of the taxon as used in eBird.
#' - `name_scientific`: the scientific name of the taxon.
#' - `order`: the scientific name of the order that the species belongs to.
#' - `family`: the family of the species, in the form "Parulidae (New World
#' Warblers)".
#' - `report_as`: for taxa that can be resolved to true species (i.e. species,
#' subspecies, and recognizable forms), this field links to the corresponding
#' species code. For taxa that can't be resolved, this field is `NA`.
#' - `species_common`: common name of species defined by `report_as`.
#' - `species_scientific`: scientific name of species defined by `report_as`.
#'
#' For further details, see \url{http://help.ebird.org/customer/en/portal/articles/1006825-the-ebird-taxonomy}
#'
"eb_taxonomy"