Welcome to Flickr Stats Backup, operated by Peter Kaminski.
If you have enabled stats on your Flickr account, Flickr keeps web referral statistics for Flickr Pro users' photos. These logs tell you which websites and search terms people use to find your photos. Flickr's original intention was that they would store this data forever; however, this has become impractical, and they have a new policy of only keeping the last 28 days' worth of data.
UPDATED: Yahoo and Flickr graciously made it possible to download all of your old data in CSV format -- but they only promised it would be available until June 1st at 12:00 PDT (19:00 UTC). The stats may still available via API calls for some uncertain amount of time after the cut-off. If they are still available, you can use this tool, Flickr Stats Backup, to download them.
You can figure out what to do with the data later -- the important thing is downloading your data for safe-keeping now, before Yahoo deletes it forever.
To get started, you'll have to give Flickr Stats Backup permission to read your stats data. You won't be sharing your password with Flickr Stats Backup, and you can revoke permission at any time. Click here:
After that, it's an easy one-step process to gather your data into a zip file, and you'll click on a link to download it.
Privacy policy and disclaimer: your stats will not be used for any purpose besides creating a zip file for you to download. I will also keep a backup copy of your data in case there are problems with your download. This service is offered in good faith and with the hope that you will find it useful, but there may be circumstances in which it will not be able to retrieve or store your data.
Thank you for using Flickr Stats Backup! If you find it useful, I would appreciate a small donation to cover my development costs.
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to email Pete: kaminski@istori.com.