ctively embrace these issues – even
> though I actually kind of hate the term “citizen science” as it’s sort of
> condescending and ambiguous, but probably that’s just me.
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> Best to the list,
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> Rick
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> *From:* Richard Veit
> *Sent:* Wednesday, Octo
I dont think this is correct. the "increase" in Maine is up from a few
hundred birds in the entire state to a couple of thousand (on all counts),
and that was only in one year. Similarly, most of the "increase" in North
Carolina is due to a single data point. Counts of many tens of thousands
hav
Jones beach west end
Heron and grosbeak flyovers; heron headed nw over coast guard when last seen
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there are at least two extant specimens of *B.v. wapacuthu* from
massachusetts, and apparently there was quite a "flight" of these in
1917-19 (Bull 1964; Veit and Petersen 1993))
On Mon, Jan 25, 2021 at 10:23 AM Shaibal Mitra
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> That is certainly a striking looking ow
i don't see any evidence of birds being "blown off course". Starving, yes,
and this seems likely due to shortage or lack of food, perhaps related to
changing climate. But wrecks of great shearwaters of roughly similar
magnitude have been occurring episodically for years, perhaps moreso in
Massach
1 marbled godwit
3 ad hudsonian godwits (nw end)
1 long-billed dowitcher juv (nw end)
1 western sandpiper juv south end
1 juv sora (being photographed at south end)
30 glossy ibises flew over
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1 hudsonian godwit
9 stilt sandpipers
2 caspian terns
67 oystercatchers
32 glossy ibises
1 Imm sora
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While driving at 1.8 mph on the Buckner expressway near exit 47 at 6 pm Friday
afternoon . Bird was calling from atop a wooden water tank on a self storage
building. Don’t ask what I was doing there at that time
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3 hudsonian godwits ( 1 juv)
85 greater yellowlegs
4 lesser y
6 stilt sandpipers
44 oystercatchers
2 ad lb dowitchers
10 sb dowitchers
31 semi sandp
3 least sandp
3 pectoral sandp
1 caspian tern
1 Black skimmer
1
Wood duck
37 bc night herons
7 glossy ibises
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i think this one is clearly a northern.
i lean pretty strongly towards thinking the jones beach one is a loggerhead,
though.
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I am looking for the photographer of the Great Kiskadee on or near the USS
Intrepid on 31 August 2011, or John Votta, to whom he gave the images.
If either read this, please contact me off line. THis is for North American
Birds report for fall season.
thank you
Richard R. Veit
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Bi
Hello, Hope you get this on time, I made a trip to Spain, Madrid had my bag
stolen from me with my Cash and credit cards in it. The embassy is willing to
help by letting me fly with my passport, I just have to pay for a ticket and
settle Hotel bills. Unfortunately for me, I can't have access to
yes this bird is substantially smaller and scrawnier looking than the several
white-eyed vireos that are also present. i suspect it is literally a "runt"
white-eyed vireo.
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