Larry et al,
I live in southeast PA, about an hour away for the Black-backed Oriole which
I was lucky enough to see yesterday afternoon. Below are a couple of
postings from the PABirds Listserv that have mentioned the pedigree issue of
the bird.
The ongoing discussion and reports of the bird
Larry et al,
I live in southeast PA, about an hour away for the Black-backed Oriole which
I was lucky enough to see yesterday afternoon. Below are a couple of
postings from the PABirds Listserv that have mentioned the pedigree issue of
the bird.
The ongoing discussion and reports of the bird
Tangentially related, and not that I would chase it, but was curious if there
are any thoughts on the pedigree of the Black backed oriole being seen at a
feeder in Berks County PA (near Reading)? If accepted I understand it would be
a first North American ABA record.
L. Trachtenberg
Ossining
Tangentially related, and not that I would chase it, but was curious if there
are any thoughts on the pedigree of the Black backed oriole being seen at a
feeder in Berks County PA (near Reading)? If accepted I understand it would be
a first North American ABA record.
L. Trachtenberg
Ossining
WBF did, in fact, post this bird to their FB page. Unfortunately,
because of the nature of FB, the post got buried pretty quickly when
other posts were made after it, and it required a bit of effort to find
it. The good folks that work there have enough on their plates already,
and while they
WBF did, in fact, post this bird to their FB page. Unfortunately,
because of the nature of FB, the post got buried pretty quickly when
other posts were made after it, and it required a bit of effort to find
it. The good folks that work there have enough on their plates already,
and while they
Hi Ethan and all,
I have checked with WBF in the past in regards to for instance Virginia
Rail sightings. Am hoping to work out an agreement on heads-up notices in
the near future. Chasing rare bird reports and celebrating successful
twitches, becomes sour experiences when one afterwards find out
Hi Ethan and all,
I have checked with WBF in the past in regards to for instance Virginia
Rail sightings. Am hoping to work out an agreement on heads-up notices in
the near future. Chasing rare bird reports and celebrating successful
twitches, becomes sour experiences when one afterwards find out
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Prothonotary Warbler a while back. Perhaps the kind folks at the WBF
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Prothonotary Warbler a while back. Perhaps the kind folks at the WBF
Hi All-
A discussion on FB mentioned that a RNGR was released by the Wild Bird
Fund (WBF) into the Central Park Reservoir this week. In a communication
I had with them last night, the WBF confirmed that, in fact, one was
released by them to the Reservoir on Wednesday, which happened to be the
Hi All-
A discussion on FB mentioned that a RNGR was released by the Wild Bird
Fund (WBF) into the Central Park Reservoir this week. In a communication
I had with them last night, the WBF confirmed that, in fact, one was
released by them to the Reservoir on Wednesday, which happened to be the
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