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Subject: Re: [nysbirds-l] Saltmarsh Sparrow 2311-78750
* All,
* Some more details about SALS 2311-78750, the paper, and reactions to
Shai's comments from the banders in thi
Hi all,
The article that Shai referred is available online.
http://www.bioone.org/doi/10.1642/AUK-14-299.1
To me it's kind of a relief to know that there is ground for our difficulty
to id every Saltmarsh/Nelson sparrow. The authors studied 290 individual
sparrows from 34 marshes and find that a
Thanks for sharing this, Klemens.
Based on appearance alone, I wouldn't have taken this bird for pure Saltmarsh.
The supercilium shows only a hint of black flecking (characteristic of
Saltmarsh) and rather more of a grayish wash (characteristic of Acadian
Nelson's), the back is rather washed
Thanks for sharing this, Klemens.
Based on appearance alone, I wouldn't have taken this bird for pure Saltmarsh.
The supercilium shows only a hint of black flecking (characteristic of
Saltmarsh) and rather more of a grayish wash (characteristic of Acadian
Nelson's), the back is rather washed
Hi all,
The article that Shai referred is available online.
http://www.bioone.org/doi/10.1642/AUK-14-299.1
To me it's kind of a relief to know that there is ground for our difficulty
to id every Saltmarsh/Nelson sparrow. The authors studied 290 individual
sparrows from 34 marshes and find that a
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Sent: Tuesday, October 27, 2015 11:59 AM
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Subject: Re: [nysbirds-l] Saltmarsh Sparrow 2311-78750
* All,
* Some more details about SALS 2311-78750, the paper, and reactions to
Shai's comments from the banders in thi
