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GABO-L archives – November 2002

  1. Winter Arrival WTSP (28 lines)
    From: Wendy R. West <wendygrw@MINDSPRING.COM>

  2. Chipping Sparrow (26 lines)
    From: Doris Cohrs <dcohrs@DARIENTEL.NET>

  3. Hairy and red-headed woodpeckers (34 lines)
    From: Vicki DeLoach <VLDELOACH@AOL.COM>

  4. Jekyll November 1st, (49 lines)
    From: Lydia C. Thompson <artworksbylydia@THEBEST.NET>

  5. Yard bird - Yellow-bellied Sapsucker (34 lines)
    From: Barbara Passmore <bkpass@BELLSOUTH.NET>

  6. Sandhill Cranes (30 lines)
    From: Larry N. Ross <lnrsaw@MINDSPRING.COM>

  7. WTSP have arrived in Athens, too... (31 lines)
    From: Beth Wright <paintedbunting@EARTHLINK.NET>

  8. Oxbow Meadows, etc (43 lines)
    From: Julie and Walt <jules7@MINDSPRING.COM>

  9. Dunlin at Merry Ponds, Augusta. (19 lines)
    From: Anne Waters <birdannelady@EARTHLINK.NET>

  10. West Point Dam November 2, P.M. (39 lines)
    From: Pierre Howard <h_pierre@BELLSOUTH.NET>

  11. Newman Wetlands Center and E. L. Huie Facility (52 lines)
    From: Jenny Michaels <jennymichaels@MINDSPRING.COM>

  12. West Point Dam November 2 (correction) (24 lines)
    From: Pierre Howard <h_pierre@BELLSOUTH.NET>

  13. Re: Male Vermilion Flycatcher in Miller County 10/23/02 still present (80 lines)
    From: Bob Zaremba <bobzarem@PRODIGY.NET>

  14. Jekyll Island (47 lines)
    From: Eugene Keferl <ECKeferl@AOL.COM>

  15. Barred Owl Houses (32 lines)
    From: Isabel Harding <Wolfmoon262@AOL.COM>

  16. An exaltation of (meadow)larks and a bark of beagles (32 lines)
    From: Marion Dobbs <marion@MINDSPRING.COM>

  17. Berry College birding and Garden Lakes report - Floyd Co. (50 lines)
    From: Marion Dobbs <marion@MINDSPRING.COM>

  18. Re: Barred Owl Houses (50 lines)
    From: RickLWest@AOL.COM

  19. Re: ] Hairy and red-headed woodpeckers (38 lines)
    From: Marie La Salle <mlasalle@MINDSPRING.COM>

  20. Christmas Bird Counts (50 lines)
    From: Carol Lambert or Jeff Sewell <lambertsewell@MINDSPRING.COM>

  21. Clarks Hill Lake, 11/3/2002 (94 lines)
    From: James F. Flynn, Jr. <jim.flynn@MINDSPRING.COM>

  22. White-throated Sparrow arrival (27 lines)
    From: Doris Cohrs <dcohrs@DARIENTEL.NET>

  23. Vermillion Flycatcher-- Yes (42 lines)
    From: Pierre Howard <h_pierre@BELLSOUTH.NET>

  24. Survey / Red-headed woodpeckers (28 lines)
    From: Vicki DeLoach <VLDELOACH@AOL.COM>

  25. sandhill cranes (24 lines)
    From: Jim Ozier <Jim_Ozier@DNR.STATE.GA.US>

  26. Last day (41 lines)
    From: Michel Bertrand <bertrmi@COLBA.NET>

  27. RBA-November 3, 2002 (144 lines)
    From: michael beohm <michaelbeohm@YAHOO.COM>

  28. West Point Lake (45 lines)
    From: Malcolm Hodges <malhodges@WEBTV.NET>

  29. vulture arrivals? (27 lines)
    From: Victoria Streib <VStreib@AOL.COM>

  30. Birds and Rice (28 lines)
    From: Photog <Photogsis@MINDSPRING.COM>

  31. Re: Birds and Rice (79 lines)
    From: Steve Holzman <steve_holzman@YAHOO.COM>

  32. Re: Birds and Rice (56 lines)
    From: Swamphen <speedyg@SWAMPHEN.NET>

  33. Re: Birds and Rice (91 lines)
    From: Walter Carswell <Browserbo@AOL.COM>

  34. a bird myth, my reason (33 lines)
    From: Wil Griffin <wilg@MINDSPRING.COM>

  35. Snow Geese (Blue&White) at South Columbus Waterworks (36 lines)
    From: Johnny McMahan <epinskcaj@YAHOO.COM>

  36. Bird myths (51 lines)
    From: Jim Buckley/Georgann Schmalz <jbgs@MINDSPRING.COM>

  37. West Point 11/5 (50 lines)
    From: Julie and Walt <jules7@MINDSPRING.COM>

  38. White-throated yard birds (24 lines)
    From: Carol Vanderschaaf <carovan@MINDSPRING.COM>

  39. Floyd Co. CBC (29 lines)
    From: Owen Kinney <OKinney@DARLINGTONSCHOOL.ORG>

  40. vultures (33 lines)
    From: Doris Cohrs <dcohrs@DARIENTEL.NET>

  41. Rome Ducks (28 lines)
    From: Stephen Stewart <Bikesnbirds@CS.COM>

  42. Last chimney swift? (27 lines)
    From: Liz Horsey <lhorsey@MINDSPRING.COM>

  43. Red-crested Cardinals...lost (30 lines)
    From: Carol Lambert or Jeff Sewell <lambertsewell@MINDSPRING.COM>

  44. Skidaway Island State Park (36 lines)
    From: Beth Roth <bethheron@BELLSOUTH.NET>

  45. Juncos at Skidaway Island State Park (27 lines)
    From: Beth Roth <bethheron@BELLSOUTH.NET>

  46. Binoculars (28 lines)
    From: Photog <Photogsis@MINDSPRING.COM>

  47. Hwy 39 (35 lines)
    From: Julie and Walt <jules7@MINDSPRING.COM>

  48. goldfinches (24 lines)
    From: Wil Griffin <wilg@MINDSPRING.COM>

  49. Neighborhood Birds (32 lines)
    From: John Gatchet <gatchet@GCCSDA.ORG>

  50. Re: Binoculars (40 lines)
    From: Eran Tomer <etomer@EMORY.EDU>

  51. Atlanta Audubon field trips (41 lines)
    From: Carol Lambert or Jeff Sewell <lambertsewell@MINDSPRING.COM>

  52. Ocmulgee Audubon Society (48 lines)
    From: Sargent Bob Civ WRALC/EMOQ <bob.sargent@ROBINS.AF.MIL>

  53. International Migratory Bird Day (26 lines)
    From: Beth Roth <bethheron@BELLSOUTH.NET>

  54. Re: International Migratory Bird Day (51 lines)
    From: EJ Williams <EJ_Williams@DNR.STATE.GA.US>

  55. Bear Creek Reservoir, Athens (47 lines)
    From: Mark Freeman <roam2bird@CS.COM>

  56. Vermilion Flycatcher Still Present? (27 lines)
    From: John Gatchet <gatchet@GCCSDA.ORG>

  57. More Neighborhood Birds (29 lines)
    From: John Gatchet <gatchet@GCCSDA.ORG>

  58. Atlanta Audubon Society (84 lines)
    From: Liz Horsey <lhorsey@MINDSPRING.COM>

  59. Humorous ID's and Mis-ID's (35 lines)
    From: Vicki DeLoach <VLDELOACH@AOL.COM>

  60. Floyd County (Arrowhead) (29 lines)
    From: Earl Barton <merlin30165@YAHOO.COM>

  61. tybee & fort pulaski 11/9/02 (50 lines)
    From: modius <modius@EARTHLINK.NET>

  62. Slow day in Cobb (44 lines)
    From: Bob Zaremba <bobzarem@PRODIGY.NET>

  63. Bald Eagle at Bear Creek Reservoir, Jackson County (32 lines)
    From: Mark Freeman <Roam2bird@CS.COM>

  64. Scott's Oriole in Upson County, Georgia (28 lines)
    From: Eric Beohm <ebeohm@DIRECTVINTERNET.COM>

  65. Vermilion Flycatcher Update (61 lines)
    From: John Gatchet <gatchet@GCCSDA.ORG>

  66. Scott's Oriole in Thomaston, GA (35 lines)
    From: Carol Lambert or Jeff Sewell <lambertsewell@MINDSPRING.COM>

  67. Cornell eBird (53 lines)
    From: Swamphen <speedyg@SWAMPHEN.NET>

  68. Scott's Oriole (77 lines)
    From: Eric Beohm <ebeohm@DIRECTVINTERNET.COM>

  69. Rose-breasted Grosbeak, Forsyth Co. (33 lines)
    From: James F. Flynn, Jr. <jim.flynn@MINDSPRING.COM>

  70. Eric Beohm's Scott's Oriole photos (38 lines)
    From: James F. Flynn, Jr. <jim.flynn@MINDSPRING.COM>

  71. Sunday Birding 11/10/02 Gwinnett & Jackson Counties (35 lines)
    From: HORN,EARL (HP-USA,ex1) <earl.horn@HP.COM>

  72. Scott's Oriole in Georgia (63 lines)
    From: Eric Beohm <ebeohm@DIRECTVINTERNET.COM>

  73. Jekyll Island notes (52 lines)
    From: Eugene Keferl <ECKeferl@AOL.COM>

  74. RBA-November 10, 2002 (76 lines)
    From: michael beohm <michaelbeohm@YAHOO.COM>

  75. Whooping Crane Migration (26 lines)
    From: Eugenia R. Thompson <erthomps@NEGIA.NET>

  76. Greeting Card -- VIRUS!!! (24 lines)
    From: Jim Ozier <Jim_Ozier@DNR.STATE.GA.US>

  77. storks/babies; raining/cats&dogs; what next? (41 lines)
    From: Doris Cohrs <dcohrs@DARIENTEL.NET>

  78. Cooper Creek quick-hit (31 lines)
    From: Julie and Walt <jules7@MINDSPRING.COM>

  79. orioles, orioles (34 lines)
    From: Brad_Bergstrom <bergstrm@VALDOSTA.EDU>

  80. Re: storks/babies; raining/cats&dogs; what next? (47 lines)
    From: Brad_Bergstrom <bergstrm@VALDOSTA.EDU>

  81. Re: storks/babies; raining/cats&dogs; what next? (31 lines)
    From: Swamphen <speedyg@SWAMPHEN.NET>

  82. RBA- November 11, 2002 (27 lines)
    From: michael beohm <michaelbeohm@YAHOO.COM>

  83. RBA- November 11, 2002 (27 lines)
    From: michael beohm <michaelbeohm@YAHOO.COM>

  84. RBA-What went wrong? (28 lines)
    From: michael beohm <michaelbeohm@YAHOO.COM>

  85. RBA- November 11, 2002 revised attempt (26 lines)
    From: michael beohm <michaelbeohm@YAHOO.COM>

  86. Re: storks/babies; raining/cats&dogs; what next? (47 lines)
    From: Eran Tomer <etomer@EMORY.EDU>

  87. Lincoln's Sparrow, etc (41 lines)
    From: Julie and Walt <jules7@MINDSPRING.COM>

  88. Article about Tree cutting (37 lines)
    From: Beth Roth <bethheron@BELLSOUTH.NET>

  89. Pond 2A at Piedmont WMA (27 lines)
    From: Walter Carswell <Browserbo@AOL.COM>

  90. Siskin (24 lines)
    From: JKiser6386@AOL.COM

  91. How (23 lines)
    From: The Wildlifers <the_wildlifers@YAHOO.COM>

  92. Please ignore my previous mail! (27 lines)
    From: The Wildlifers <the_wildlifers@YAHOO.COM>

  93. How's Charlie Elliott for sparrows currently? (33 lines)
    From: The Wildlifers <the_wildlifers@YAHOO.COM>

  94. Dark-eyed Junco (27 lines)
    From: Doris Cohrs <dcohrs@DARIENTEL.NET>

  95. RBA-November 13, 2002 (102 lines)
    From: michael beohm <michaelbeohm@YAHOO.COM>

  96. Bear Creek Reservoir, Nov 11 & 13, 2002 (48 lines)
    From: Mark Freeman <Roam2bird@CS.COM>

  97. AAS Rum Creek trip this weekend (31 lines)
    From: Carol Lambert or Jeff Sewell <lambertsewell@MINDSPRING.COM>

  98. County database project - Georgia birds (57 lines)
    From: Marion Dobbs <marion@MINDSPRING.COM>

  99. Scoters at 2A (32 lines)
    From: Walter Carswell <Browserbo@AOL.COM>

  100. Tybee North Beach 11/14/02 (62 lines)
    From: Diana Churchill <dichurch@EARTHLINK.NET>

  101. Re: AAS Rum Creek trip this weekend (50 lines)
    From: James Wilson <gaiba@BELLSOUTH.NET>

  102. Re: storks/babies; raining/cats&dogs; what next? (87 lines)
    From: EJ Williams <EJ_Williams@DNR.STATE.GA.US>

  103. Re: AAS Rum Creek trip this weekend (82 lines)
    From: Bob Zaremba <bobzarem@PRODIGY.NET>

  104. Re: Lincoln's Sparrow, etc (63 lines)
    From: Lorna West <jjoa@MINDSPRING.COM>

  105. Web site address correction (31 lines)
    From: Marion Dobbs <marion@MINDSPRING.COM>

  106. Migratory Birds (123 lines)
    From: Mike and Kathy Chapman <mchapman@DARIENTEL.NET>

  107. Okefenokee Swamp Island Drive (35 lines)
    From: Carolalec@AOL.COM

  108. Woodcock in Camden County (29 lines)
    From: rsmithent <rsmithent@EMAIL.MSN.COM>

  109. Phinizy Le Conte's, Nelson's etc. (84 lines)
    From: Paul Champlin <skua99@HOTMAIL.COM>

  110. sparrows, hawks and eagles (40 lines)
    From: bittaker <bittaker@ALLTEL.NET>

  111. Cedar Waxwings (27 lines)
    From: Larry N. Ross <lnrsaw@MINDSPRING.COM>

  112. Re: Cedar Waxwings (25 lines)
    From: Walter Carswell <Browserbo@AOL.COM>

  113. Jekyll Island (50 lines)
    From: Eugene Keferl <ECKeferl@AOL.COM>

  114. Sweetwater Ck St Pk afternoon report (46 lines)
    From: V Williams <72064.1017@COMPUSERVE.COM>

  115. The Atlanta Audubon field trip to the Rum Creek WMA results (96 lines)
    From: Bob Zaremba <bobzarem@PRODIGY.NET>

  116. West Point Dam on 11/16/2002 (51 lines)
    From: Bob Zaremba <bobzarem@PRODIGY.NET>

  117. First Junco in Due West (26 lines)
    From: V Williams <72064.1017@COMPUSERVE.COM>

  118. Savannah airport ponds (41 lines)
    From: Walter Carswell <Browserbo@AOL.COM>

  119. skidaway island (25 lines)
    From: Walter Carswell <Browserbo@AOL.COM>

  120. Purple Finch in Suwanee (40 lines)
    From: Rusty Trump <rusty_trump@HOTMAIL.COM>

  121. West Point 11/17 (43 lines)
    From: Julie and Walt <jules7@MINDSPRING.COM>

  122. Juncos (23 lines)
    From: Walter Carswell <Browserbo@AOL.COM>

  123. Re: arrival of Junco's (27 lines)
    From: Phyllis Sully <prsully@BELLSOUTH.NET>

  124. winter vulture roost re-establishing in Athens (29 lines)
    From: Victoria Streib <VStreib@AOL.COM>

  125. American Bittern - Haralson Co. (47 lines)
    From: Marion Dobbs <marion@MINDSPRING.COM>

  126. zero birds today at our feeder (32 lines)
    From: Victoria Streib <VStreib@AOL.COM>

  127. SW Georgia, 11/17/2002 (68 lines)
    From: James F. Flynn, Jr. <jim.flynn@MINDSPRING.COM>

  128. Waterfowl - Garden Lakes, Floyd Co (39 lines)
    From: Marion Dobbs <marion@MINDSPRING.COM>

  129. RBA-November 16, 2002 (92 lines)
    From: michael beohm <michaelbeohm@YAHOO.COM>

  130. sandhill cranes??? (36 lines)
    From: Sandra B Green <sandrabgreen@ALLTEL.NET>

  131. International Migratory Bird Day 2003 (84 lines)
    From: EJ Williams <EJ_Williams@DNR.STATE.GA.US>

  132. RBA-November 17, 2002 (144 lines)
    From: michael beohm <michaelbeohm@YAHOO.COM>

  133. Re: sandhill cranes??? (30 lines)
    From: Vicki DeLoach <VLDELOACH@AOL.COM>

  134. sandhill cranes (30 lines)
    From: Massiefarm@AOL.COM

  135. snow geese at SWR (31 lines)
    From: Walter Carswell <Browserbo@AOL.COM>

  136. Oconee Co birds (39 lines)
    From: Kelly Bettinger <kellybettinger@BELLSOUTH.NET>

  137. Attention Whooping Crane Lovers! Cranes coming your way Tuesday or Wednesday (44 lines)
    From: Jimmy Wilkerson <JimmWilkerson@CS.COM>

  138. orange-crowned warbler has returned (28 lines)
    From: Carole Anderson <carole1031@ATT.NET>

  139. Juncos and Sparrows (29 lines)
    From: Jim and Melissa Pappas <pappasj@MINDSPRING.COM>

  140. and back to juncos (30 lines)
    From: Victoria Streib <VStreib@AOL.COM>

  141. Flying objects - no and yes (32 lines)
    From: Marion Dobbs <marion@MINDSPRING.COM>

  142. Whooping Crane Lovers! Exit numbers? (32 lines)
    From: Romy Myszka <romy.myszka@SE.NRCS.USDA.GOV>

  143. Huie Report, Clayton Co. 11/19/02 (51 lines)
    From: Carol Lambert or Jeff Sewell <lambertsewell@MINDSPRING.COM>

  144. Phinizy Swamp field trip (37 lines)
    From: Carol Lambert or Jeff Sewell <lambertsewell@MINDSPRING.COM>

  145. Woodpeckers, Hairy vs Downy (38 lines)
    From: Marie La Salle <mlasalle@MINDSPRING.COM>

  146. Poss. Mangrove Swallow in Florida (36 lines)
    From: Steve Holzman <steve_holzman@YAHOO.COM>

  147. Bear Creek Reservoir, Jackson County, 11/19/02 (38 lines)
    From: Mark Freeman <roam2bird@CS.COM>

  148. Gwinnett birds (36 lines)
    From: Karen Theodorou <Ovenbyrd@AOL.COM>

  149. feeding hawks (45 lines)
    From: Marie La Salle <mlasalle@MINDSPRING.COM>

  150. Sandhill cranes (42 lines)
    From: Robert L. Humphries <bhump@JUNO.COM>

  151. Skidaway birds today (83 lines)
    From: Russ Wigh <rdwigh@BELLSOUTH.NET>

  152. Atlanta Audubon field trip this weekend (45 lines)
    From: Carol Lambert or Jeff Sewell <lambertsewell@MINDSPRING.COM>

  153. County bird list database - update (33 lines)
    From: Marion Dobbs <marion@MINDSPRING.COM>

  154. dnr public involvement task force (83 lines)
    From: andy young <modius@EARTHLINK.NET>

  155. Re: Atlanta Audubon field trip this weekend (48 lines)
    From: Tim Keyes <Tim_Keyes@DNR.STATE.GA.US>

  156. sneaky Whooper (45 lines)
    From: Steve Holzman <steve_holzman@YAHOO.COM>

  157. County database - further clarification (30 lines)
    From: Marion Dobbs <marion@MINDSPRING.COM>

  158. Lucky 7 Whooper reaches FL home on own! (50 lines)
    From: Barbara Passmore <bkpass@BELLSOUTH.NET>

  159. Dillard, Clayton GA Environs 11/19-23/02 (45 lines)
    From: Charles Haynes <chaynes@STUDIO712.COM>

  160. Horned Grebe (29 lines)
    From: Ann and John Stewart <ajsophie@NETZERO.NET>

  161. sandhill cranes, cobb co (28 lines)
    From: Virginia Wood <Pshrink@AOL.COM>

  162. Sandhill cranes (35 lines)
    From: Massiefarm@AOL.COM

  163. Georgia RBA-November 21, 2002 (112 lines)
    From: michael beohm <michaelbeohm@YAHOO.COM>

  164. Henslow's Sparrows at Birdsong NC (31 lines)
    From: Michael and Kate Bell <birdbrainy@MINDSPRING.COM>

  165. whoopers (37 lines)
    From: Virginia Wood <Pshrink@AOL.COM>

  166. Sweetwater Creek State Park today- Canvasback (31 lines)
    From: Carol Lambert or Jeff Sewell <lambertsewell@MINDSPRING.COM>

  167. Bear Creek Reservoir, Jackson County, 11/23/02 (65 lines)
    From: Mark Freeman <Roam2bird@CS.COM>

  168. Swallow report from the SC coast and some border birds (83 lines)
    From: Paul Champlin <skua99@HOTMAIL.COM>

  169. Sandhill cranes (26 lines)
    From: Robert L. Humphries <bhump@JUNO.COM>

  170. Sandhill Cranes (27 lines)
    From: Larry N. Ross <lnrsaw@MINDSPRING.COM>

  171. Ft. Gaines to West Point 11/24 (46 lines)
    From: Julie and Walt <jules7@MINDSPRING.COM>

  172. Georgia RBA-November 23, 2002 (106 lines)
    From: michael beohm <michaelbeohm@YAHOO.COM>

  173. Buffleheads=Garden Lakes-Rome (39 lines)
    From: Ann and John Stewart <ajsophie@NETZERO.NET>

  174. Yard Birds, Tucker (34 lines)
    From: Jenny Michaels <jennymichaels@MINDSPRING.COM>

  175. Short-eared Owl (36 lines)
    From: John Gatchet <gatchet@GCCSDA.ORG>

  176. Happiness is........seeing the WHOOPERS! (33 lines)
    From: Ann and John Stewart <ajsophie@NETZERO.NET>

  177. It must be Thanksgiving and big pink birds sure are obvious (60 lines)
    From: EJ Williams <EJ_Williams@DNR.STATE.GA.US>

  178. Whooping Cranes (41 lines)
    From: Marion Dobbs <marion@MINDSPRING.COM>

  179. Savannah Airport ponds closed to birders (64 lines)
    From: Russ Wigh <rdwigh@BELLSOUTH.NET>

  180. Sick Hawk (39 lines)
    From: Marian Gordin <MKGordin@AOL.COM>

  181. What next? (29 lines)
    From: Ann and John Stewart <ajsophie@NETZERO.NET>

  182. coastal birding today (32 lines)
    From: michael beohm <michaelbeohm@YAHOO.COM>

  183. kestrel (27 lines)
    From: Art Hurt <arhurt@MINDSPRING.COM>

  184. Feederwatch/Georgia Weather Archives (36 lines)
    From: Wendy R. West <wendygrw@MINDSPRING.COM>

  185. kestrel #2 (34 lines)
    From: Virginia Wood <Pshrink@AOL.COM>

  186. Re: Feederwatch/Georgia Weather Archives (45 lines)
    From: Marion Dobbs <marion@MINDSPRING.COM>

  187. Western Kingbird (31 lines)
    From: Matt Ryan <dotmat@BELLSOUTH.NET>

  188. Orange-crowned warbler in my yard? (34 lines)
    From: KathyArnold <kathyarnold@MINDSPRING.COM>

  189. Sandhill Cranes (23 lines)
    From: Art Hurt <arhurt@MINDSPRING.COM>

  190. You can help save Atlanta's trees (forwarded, long) (183 lines)
    From: Giff Beaton <giffbeaton@MINDSPRING.COM>

  191. ESA (33 lines)
    From: Mike and Kathy Chapman <mchapman@DARIENTEL.NET>

  192. A few coastal birds (37 lines)
    From: Steve Holzman <steve_holzman@YAHOO.COM>

  193. Huie ponds (Clayton Co.), etc. (36 lines)
    From: Carol Lambert or Jeff Sewell <lambertsewell@MINDSPRING.COM>

  194. sandhill cranes (27 lines)
    From: Liz Horsey <lhorsey@MINDSPRING.COM>

  195. Blue-Gray Gnatcatcher - Tucker (26 lines)
    From: Jenny Michaels <jennymichaels@MINDSPRING.COM>

  196. Thanksgiving Sandhills (30 lines)
    From: Mary and Gavin <gavnmary@MINDSPRING.COM>

  197. cranes at Redtop Mountain State Park (29 lines)
    From: Isabel Harding <Wolfmoon262@AOL.COM>

  198. cranes, cranes and more cranes (44 lines)
    From: michael beohm <michaelbeohm@YAHOO.COM>

  199. Thanksgiving Birding (89 lines)
    From: John Gatchet <gatchet@GCCSDA.ORG>

  200. Thanksgiving Birds (69 lines)
    From: John Gatchet <gatchet@GCCSDA.ORG>

  201. seeing black and turkey vultures in Athens (41 lines)
    From: Victoria Streib <VStreib@AOL.COM>

  202. Owls (35 lines)
    From: Tim Rose <durc@MINDSPRING.COM>

  203. Long-billed Curlew (40 lines)
    From: John Gatchet <gatchet@GCCSDA.ORG>

  204. Georgia RBA-November 27, 2002 (92 lines)
    From: michael beohm <michaelbeohm@YAHOO.COM>

  205. More Coastal Birding (56 lines)
    From: John Gatchet <gatchet@GCCSDA.ORG>

  206. Phinizy Swamp (31 lines)
    From: James Keener <DFK706@AOL.COM>

  207. Night flight (25 lines)
    From: Steve Livingston <livi4000@BELLSOUTH.NET>

  208. Floyd Co. notes (43 lines)
    From: Marion Dobbs <marion@MINDSPRING.COM>

  209. Why don't birds like the nice sites I pick out for them? (36 lines)
    From: Marion Dobbs <marion@MINDSPRING.COM>

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