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From: king@cbnewsk.ATT.COM (joyce.l.king)
Newsgroups: rec.birds
Subject: Re: Bird Misidentifications I have known
Summary: great blue pelicans and little green herons
Message-ID: <1627@cbnewsk.ATT.COM>
Date: 9 Dec 89 16:42:20 GMT
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My rescue area runs the full length of Key Largo, so I get a lot of funny
bird identifications.  Many of the people on Key Largo are tourists, and
they aren`t familiar with our birds.  But a ranger at John Pennekamp
underwater park called me with a pelican that was a great blue heron.  And
just last week I picked up a "baby osprey" that was an immature little
green heron.  I had a call last Sunday to pick up a "crane" that was an
injured white ibis.  We get them almost every day.  

Joyce Andrews King (from the Florida Keys via modern communications)