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From: jtn@steven.COM (jtn)
Newsgroups: rec.birds
Subject: Re: vagrants
Message-ID: <85@steven.COM>
Date: 7 Sep 89 16:48:52 GMT
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Organization: Sierra Geophysics Inc., Kirkland, Wa.
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Summary: RBA, chasing birds in the marsh...


Mike's article about chasing birds around in Pescadero marsh makes me
remember one of the few aspects I liked about living in the Bay Area...
I spent plenty of time slogging through Pescadero and Charleston Slough
(even saw a long-eared owl there).  I've been a little out of touch with
the flying critters after moving up here, and I think one of the reasons
is that I can't find a Rare Bird Alert for this area.  Does anyone know
of a Puget Sound RBA?  Is there a national list of such things?

Thanks, Mike for your article.  I think the newsgroup needs more of that
type of suspenseful material.

Jim.
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