Hi all I like Brandon's post referring that Colorado's list is now at 498 species and wondering what will be the 500th species. 500 species for a state not bounded by ocean or national boundaries is quite remarkable. I haven't checked to see how many other states with similar boundary structures have over 500 species, but there can't be that many. What should we do to celebrate that glorious event? At least the observer should get some degree of notoriety and the 500th species should be covered on some publication. Does any one else have any thoughts on what we should to flag the event? It could be a great moment in Colorado's ornithology.
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