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[bcintbird] Birding the Chiricahuas
Birders, Arizona tour wrapping up tomorrow. Today was a fantastic day! We started out early in the Chihuahuan desert near Portal at the corner of State Line and Gin Rds. Target bird was quickly acquired here, a singing male CRISSAL THRASHER. Also of note was a GREAT HORNED OWL sitting up

[bcbirdingvanisland] NANAIMO BIRD ALERT MAY 27 2012
NANAIMO BIRD REPORT " GO BIRDING--EXPLORE NATURE" Please remember, when reporting a sighting to leave your name and phone number along with the date, the species and location of your sighting. To report your sightings phone the Store at 250-390-3669 or e-mail us at (email address filtered) Sunday May 27, 2012: The Sunday bird
[bcbirdingvanisland] RBA Victoria, BC - May 27, 2012
RBA - 250-704-2555 * British Columbia * Greater Victoria and Southern Vancouver Is. * May 27, 2012 * BCVI120527 -Transcript This is Steven Roias with the Victoria Natural History Society's Bird Alert for Sunday, May 27, 4:00 PM update. To report sightings of interest, please call 250-704-2555 and leave your name, message and phone number. To

Red Headed Woodpecker Medicine Hat
Hey there! As I was driving home this evening at 6 pm, I spotted a Red Headed Woodpecker sitting on the side of a fence post just south of Medicine Hat! It was

[Saskbirds] Warbler ID
In the same area there was a warbler with a bright yellow head, grey lower body, slightly darker back, distinctive two wing bars. I can't find it in any of the guides. The closest looking is a Townsend's but this is not it's range. Or an immature

[Manitobabirds] RE: Black-necked Stilt
Where precisely were the stilts at Whitewater Lake? To: (email address filtered) From: (email address filtered) Date: Mon, 28 May 2012 21:28:42 +0000 Subject: [Manitobabirds] Black-necked Stilt I observed the

[Ontbirds] Sedge Wrens North of Madoc
After the whole enormous group dipped on Sedge Wren at Carden Alvar yesterday, I was amazed and delighted to discover at least two calling birds 100 meters from my door! I realize now they've been there at least a week, but it wasn't until yesterday that I got some idea

Probable Willow flycatcher, N. of Kentville
Hi, About 30 mins ago we were strolling by our pond, and I became aware of an Empid. flycatcher foraging at about 15-20 feet in the willows and poplars around