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GABO-L archives – October 2004

  1. KMT 9/29 & 9/30 (56 lines)
    From: Ken Blankenship <kenhblankenship@AOL.COM>

  2. MacG's Warbler? (34 lines)
    From: Steve Barlow <sb326@MAIL.GATECH.EDU>

  3. Re: MacG's Warbler? - NO (25 lines)
    From: Mark Freeman <Roam2bird@CS.COM>

  4. Re: MacGillivray's Warbler (long) (75 lines)
    From: Larry Russell <larry.russell@MINDSPRING.COM>

  5. Georgia RBA - Thursday, September 30, 2004 (190 lines)
    From: michael beohm <michaelbeohm@YAHOO.COM>

  6. Yard Birds... and finally a migrant Thrush (36 lines)
    From: James R Brooks Jr <jrbamc@JUNO.COM>

  7. Meeks Park - Union County (82 lines)
    From: Betty Belanger <kcreek@ALLTEL.NET>

  8. Selasphorus type Hummingbird continues (38 lines)
    From: bob zaremba <bobzarem@PRODIGY.NET>

  9. Winter Hummers in Georgia (44 lines)
    From: Rusty Trump <rusty_trump@HOTMAIL.COM>

  10. Last call for Colonial Coast challenge. (29 lines)
    From: Russ Wigh <rdwigh@BELLSOUTH.NET>

  11. Cochran Shoals , October 1, 2004, Golden-winged Warblers (38 lines)
    From: Pierre Howard <h_pierre@BELLSOUTH.NET>

  12. Anyone birding Shepherd Nature Preserve Sat. morning? (28 lines)
    From: Jennifer B. Griffith <jbgrif@MINDSPRING.COM>

  13. Stilts in Montezuma (22 lines)
    From: Dave Buchholz <dave_buchholz@ALLTEL.NET>

  14. Re: Stilts (19 lines)
    From: Dave Buchholz <dave_buchholz@ALLTEL.NET>

  15. Black Tupelo buffet - Attack of the Thrushes (57 lines)
    From: James R Brooks Jr <jrbamc@JUNO.COM>

  16. Owl flying across in broad day light! (27 lines)
    From: Marla Mitchell <marla-m@MINDSPRING.COM>

  17. Great-horned Owls (25 lines)
    From: E. Thompson <erthomps@NEGIA.NET>

  18. Savannah Sparrows 10-1-04 (23 lines)
    From: Joshua Spence <cojosh@YAHOO.COM>

  19. Carter's Lake, Murray County (46 lines)
    From: Daniel Jacobson <BrdMann@AOL.COM>

  20. Selasphorus Hummingbird (34 lines)
    From: bob zaremba <bobzarem@PRODIGY.NET>

  21. migrant yard birds (30 lines)
    From: Margaret Harper <margaretharper@BELLSOUTH.NET>

  22. Yard Birds in Atlanta (41 lines)
    From: DeeAnne Meliopoulos <i_hoot_for_owls@HOTMAIL.COM>

  23. PIPING PLOVER Update from Little St. Simons Island (59 lines)
    From: Brandon L. Noel <Brandon@LITTLESTSIMONSISLAND.COM>

  24. Stilts continue near Montezuma (22 lines)
    From: Dave Buchholz <dave_buchholz@ALLTEL.NET>

  25. Columbus River walk Birding (53 lines)
    From: Neal Cronic <NealC@KNOLOGY.NET>

  26. Rose Breasted Grosbeaks in Tucker (32 lines)
    From: JJ Jones <jjj2@NETZERO.NET>

  27. Juncos - Cohuttas Fannin Co 9-3-04 (44 lines)
    From: NEDRA SEKERA <NEDRABIRD@TDS.NET>

  28. Georgia RBA - Saturday October 2, 2004 (100 lines)
    From: Steve Holzman <steve_holzman@YAHOO.COM>

  29. Red-breasted Nuthatch (25 lines)
    From: Suzanne Mercer <themercers@MINDSPRING.COM>

  30. Paulding/Bartow Cos., 10/3/2004 (92 lines)
    From: James F. Flynn Jr. <jim.flynn@MINDSPRING.COM>

  31. Dyars Pasture Birds (55 lines)
    From: Wanna Anderson <wannaanderson@YAHOO.COM>

  32. Tennessee Ornithological Society Symposium (162 lines)
    From: Wallace Coffey <jwcoffey@TRICON.NET>

  33. Huie, Clayton Co., 10/4/04 (37 lines)
    From: Carol Lambert or Jeff Sewell <lambertsewell@MINDSPRING.COM>

  34. Lincoln 's Sparrow at Cochran Shoals today (29 lines)
    From: bob zaremba <bobzarem@PRODIGY.NET>

  35. Re: Juncos - Cohuttas Fannin Co 9-3-04 (24 lines)
    From: NEDRA SEKERA <NEDRABIRD@TDS.NET>

  36. CCWA Newman Wetlands Center, Clayton Co. 10/6/04 (38 lines)
    From: Carol Lambert or Jeff Sewell <lambertsewell@MINDSPRING.COM>

  37. Black Tupelo Update - More Species (59 lines)
    From: James R Brooks Jr <jrbamc@JUNO.COM>

  38. Rose Breasted Grosbeak (26 lines)
    From: Wayne and Wanda Miller <wmiller@ALLTEL.NET>

  39. Sightings Updates Pt. 1 (106 lines)
    From: Swillis <swillis@WAYXCABLE.COM>

  40. Sightings Updates Pt. 2 (116 lines)
    From: Swillis <swillis@WAYXCABLE.COM>

  41. Red-breasted Nuthatch again (22 lines)
    From: Suzanne Mercer <themercers@MINDSPRING.COM>

  42. Best bet for Mississippi Kites (35 lines)
    From: Larry Russell <larry.russell@MINDSPRING.COM>

  43. Bird sightings, and a dead Swainson's thrush (29 lines)
    From: DeeAnne Meliopoulos <i_hoot_for_owls@HOTMAIL.COM>

  44. Re: Bird sightings,Swainson's thrush (24 lines)
    From: Charles Scarborough <charlesscarborough@HOTMAIL.COM>

  45. Philadelphia Vireo (45 lines)
    From: Suzanne Mercer <themercers@MINDSPRING.COM>

  46. Black Tupelo and more... (56 lines)
    From: James R Brooks Jr <jrbamc@JUNO.COM>

  47. Red Breasted Nuthatch (28 lines)
    From: Patricia White <patriciawhite@MINDSPRING.COM>

  48. Rose-Breasted Grosbeak (24 lines)
    From: Linda Burgess <rami49@GBRONLINE.COM>

  49. Weekend Birding 10/10/04 (44 lines)
    From: Neal Cronic <NealC@KNOLOGY.NET>

  50. Putnam Co., 10/9/2004 (98 lines)
    From: James F. Flynn Jr. <jim.flynn@MINDSPRING.COM>

  51. Oxbow Meadows, SCWRF, Riverwalk South Trail 10/10/04 (59 lines)
    From: Johnny McMahan <epinskcaj@YAHOO.COM>

  52. Dyar's Pasture (49 lines)
    From: DeeAnne Meliopoulos <barred_owl@HOTMAIL.COM>

  53. Bird banding (23 lines)
    From: DeeAnne Meliopoulos <barred_owl@HOTMAIL.COM>

  54. Northern Goshawks (36 lines)
    From: Yvonne Bombardier <Ravenn439@ALLTEL.NET>

  55. Migratory and Returning birds (77 lines)
    From: Yvonne Bombardier <Ravenn439@ALLTEL.NET>

  56. Hooded Warbler / Gray Catbird (29 lines)
    From: Vicki DeLoach <VLDELOACH@AOL.COM>

  57. Yellow-bellied Sapsuckers (23 lines)
    From: nuthatch3@aol.com <nuthatch3@AOL.COM>

  58. Ovenbird (21 lines)
    From: Pat Schwartzman Jenkins <pschwar@MINDSPRING.COM>

  59. backyarders 10/9 (late) (39 lines)
    From: Ken Blankenship <kenhblankenship@AOL.COM>

  60. LSSI today (75 lines)
    From: Steve Holzman <steve_holzman@YAHOO.COM>

  61. Purple Gallinule - Altamaha WMA (29 lines)
    From: Jenny Michaels <jemichaels@IEEE.ORG>

  62. Darien albino house sparrow (32 lines)
    From: Mary Elfner <marygeoff@COMCAST.NET>

  63. Red-tailed Hawk and Crow (35 lines)
    From: DeeAnne Meliopoulos <barred_owl@HOTMAIL.COM>

  64. Yellow-bellied Flycatcher on the coast. (43 lines)
    From: Russ Wigh <rdwigh@BELLSOUTH.NET>

  65. Today's yard bird = Tennessee warbler (27 lines)
    From: Liz Horsey <lhorsey@MINDSPRING.COM>

  66. Another dead Swainson's (?) thrush (36 lines)
    From: Clare Zens <czens@THCLIBRARY.NET>

  67. palm warblers (27 lines)
    From: Nita Wynn <neat.47@WORLDNET.ATT.NET>

  68. Winter arrivals (36 lines)
    From: Marion Dobbs <marion@MINDSPRING.COM>

  69. Coastal Challenge Report (long) (107 lines)
    From: bob zaremba <bobzarem@PRODIGY.NET>

  70. still some migrants in the yard (25 lines)
    From: Grant McCreary <jedigrant@EXCITE.COM>

  71. Great Horned Owl Encounter - Ft. Benning (45 lines)
    From: Neal Cronic <NealC@KNOLOGY.NET>

  72. Chimney Swifts (23 lines)
    From: DeeAnne Meliopoulos <barred_owl@HOTMAIL.COM>

  73. Yard Birds/Tupelo/Migrants (51 lines)
    From: James R Brooks Jr <jrbamc@JUNO.COM>

  74. Tucker Warblers, etc. (48 lines)
    From: Jenny Michaels <jemichaels@IEEE.ORG>

  75. White-rumps, Stilt Sandpiper, and Gray-cheeked Thrush (35 lines)
    From: Carol Lambert or Jeff Sewell <lambertsewell@MINDSPRING.COM>

  76. window strike, etc. (41 lines)
    From: lynn schlup <mockingbird@GARDENER.COM>

  77. hu,mmingabirs plus RFI (39 lines)
    From: bittaker <bittaker@ALLTEL.NET>

  78. Today's yard bird = barred owl (26 lines)
    From: Liz Horsey <lhorsey@MINDSPRING.COM>

  79. Tanager, Redstart, Grosbeak (29 lines)
    From: Vicki DeLoach <VLDELOACH@AOL.COM>

  80. Red-breasted Nuthatch yardbird (31 lines)
    From: bob zaremba <bobzarem@PRODIGY.NET>

  81. Only one paragraph today (25 lines)
    From: James R Brooks Jr <jrbamc@JUNO.COM>

  82. Christmas bird count (22 lines)
    From: DeeAnne Meliopoulos <barred_owl@HOTMAIL.COM>

  83. another good morning for the yard (25 lines)
    From: Grant McCreary <jedigrant@EXCITE.COM>

  84. Re: CBC Info (49 lines)
    From: bob zaremba <bobzarem@PRODIGY.NET>

  85. Vultures (24 lines)
    From: DeeAnne Meliopoulos <barred_owl@HOTMAIL.COM>

  86. EL Huie update (46 lines)
    From: James R Brooks Jr <jrbamc@JUNO.COM>

  87. EL Huie (Dowitcher sp) (28 lines)
    From: James R Brooks Jr <jrbamc@JUNO.COM>

  88. LSSI tour this Sunday (101 lines)
    From: Sargent Bob A Civ WRALC/EMR <bob.sargent@ROBINS.AF.MIL>

  89. Admin: periodic reminders (46 lines)
    From: Marion Dobbs <marion@MINDSPRING.COM>

  90. Huie, Clayton Co., 10/14/04 (64 lines)
    From: Carol Lambert or Jeff Sewell <lambertsewell@MINDSPRING.COM>

  91. Red-breasted Nuthatch and Nashville Warbler & last call for Summer reports for FTF (47 lines)
    From: bob zaremba <bobzarem@PRODIGY.NET>

  92. GCCB Altamaha WMA (32 lines)
    From: Kevin Simmons <kwsimmons@LWOL.COM>

  93. Sandhill Cranes (26 lines)
    From: Karenosbo@AOL.COM

  94. Georgia RBA - Monday October 11, 2004 (116 lines)
    From: Steve Holzman <steve_holzman@YAHOO.COM>

  95. Re RBA lacking yard birds (30 lines)
    From: Vicki DeLoach <VLDELOACH@AOL.COM>

  96. Finally a Waterfowl at Lake Kathy (26 lines)
    From: SPANGLE <SPANGLE@AMERICOMFG.COM>

  97. Nice little yard flock @ 10:00 am this morning (38 lines)
    From: Jeff Madsen <jeff.madsen@TURNER.COM>

  98. Late Northern Rough Winged Swallow on Lake Acworth (28 lines)
    From: SPANGLE <SPANGLE@AMERICOMFG.COM>

  99. Dead Swainsons Thrushes (36 lines)
    From: Beth Roth <bethheron@BELLSOUTH.NET>

  100. EL Huie and Yard Migrants (46 lines)
    From: James R Brooks Jr <jrbamc@JUNO.COM>

  101. More Grosbeaks & very rare yard bird (50 lines)
    From: Vicki DeLoach <VLDELOACH@AOL.COM>

  102. Yellow Bellied Sapsucker (27 lines)
    From: Art Hurt <arhurt@MINDSPRING.COM>

  103. Tennessee Warblers and Other Yard Birds (33 lines)
    From: DeeAnne Meliopoulos <barred_owl@HOTMAIL.COM>

  104. Flickers (28 lines)
    From: Patricia White <patriciawhite@MINDSPRING.COM>

  105. Ailing Brown Thrasher (28 lines)
    From: Patricia White <patriciawhite@MINDSPRING.COM>

  106. Arrowhead, Floyd County, GA (43 lines)
    From: Dan Roper <RopersFive@AOL.COM>

  107. Buford Fish Hatchery - Oct 16 (25 lines)
    From: Grant McCreary <jedigrant@EXCITE.COM>

  108. Tucker - Yellow-bellied Sapsuckers, etc. (29 lines)
    From: Jenny Michaels <jemichaels@IEEE.ORG>

  109. Huie/Atlanta Audubon, 10/16/04 (72 lines)
    From: Carol Lambert or Jeff Sewell <lambertsewell@MINDSPRING.COM>

  110. Rose-Breasted Grosbeaks - DOI (35 lines)
    From: ajsophie <ajsophie@NETZERO.NET>

  111. A frenzy of birds (45 lines)
    From: DeeAnne Meliopoulos <barred_owl@HOTMAIL.COM>

  112. 6 Grosbeaks, FOTS Sapsucker, Catbird (30 lines)
    From: Vicki DeLoach <VLDELOACH@AOL.COM>

  113. Clyde Shepherd Nature Preserve (51 lines)
    From: Art Hurt <arhurt@MINDSPRING.COM>

  114. Rainbow windsock to stop bird strikes & Oconee rose-breasted grosbeaks (34 lines)
    From: Kelly Bettinger <kbettinger@PLANTBIO.UGA.EDU>

  115. Golden crowned kinglets (25 lines)
    From: lhorsey <lhorsey@MINDSPRING.COM>

  116. Grosbeaks galore (36 lines)
    From: Bradley J Bergstrom <bergstrm@VALDOSTA.EDU>

  117. N. Cardinal (28 lines)
    From: E. Thompson <erthomps@NEGIA.NET>

  118. Re: Rainbow windsock to stop bird strikes & Oconee rose-breasted grosbeaks (80 lines)
    From: Carol Lambert or Jeff Sewell <lambertsewell@MINDSPRING.COM>

  119. Yard Birds, 10/17/04 (45 lines)
    From: Carol Lambert or Jeff Sewell <lambertsewell@MINDSPRING.COM>

  120. Georgia RBA - Saturday October 16, 2004 (93 lines)
    From: Steve Holzman <steve_holzman@YAHOO.COM>

  121. Yard Birds: the Sequel (63 lines)
    From: DeeAnne Meliopoulos <barred_owl@HOTMAIL.COM>

  122. Oconee County sparrows, Bostwick Tree Swallows (37 lines)
    From: Mark Freeman <Roam2bird@CS.COM>

  123. Nashville Warbler - South Peachtree Creek (34 lines)
    From: Jenny Michaels <jemichaels@IEEE.ORG>

  124. Marietta yard birds (35 lines)
    From: bob zaremba <bobzarem@PRODIGY.NET>

  125. Lone late hummer (31 lines)
    From: Carol R. Reap <calgal@MINDSPRING.COM>

  126. Fw: [GABO-L] Lone late hummer (50 lines)
    From: Carol R. Reap <calgal@MINDSPRING.COM>

  127. Mistake (26 lines)
    From: DeeAnne Meliopoulos <barred_owl@HOTMAIL.COM>

  128. Black Necked Stilt (28 lines)
    From: Terry B. Forbes <tbforbes@BELLSOUTH.NET>

  129. peregrine falcon at Fort Stewart (41 lines)
    From: Carlile, Lawrence D Mr DPW/AFZP-PWV <lawrence.carlile@US.ARMY.MIL>

  130. Re: What is an HY peregrine (38 lines)
    From: Rick & Sandy <ricknsandy@MINDSPRING.COM>

  131. FW: [GABO-L] What is an HY peregrine (55 lines)
    From: Carlile, Lawrence D Mr DPW/AFZP-PWV <lawrence.carlile@US.ARMY.MIL>

  132. Re: Grosbeaks galore (45 lines)
    From: Marion Dobbs <marion@MINDSPRING.COM>

  133. weekend birds (39 lines)
    From: Ken Blankenship <kenhblankenship@AOL.COM>

  134. response to HY question (35 lines)
    From: Steve Ehly <steveehly@YAHOO.COM>

  135. Re: response to HY question (94 lines)
    From: Rusty Trump <rusty_trump@HOTMAIL.COM>

  136. Bob Zaremba's Cape May (35 lines)
    From: Vicki DeLoach <VLDELOACH@AOL.COM>

  137. Owl Trivia (53 lines)
    From: DeeAnne Meliopoulos <barred_owl@HOTMAIL.COM>

  138. Wood Thrush (28 lines)
    From: Jim Throckmorton <jamest43@COMCAST.NET>

  139. Northern Harrier (25 lines)
    From: Parrie Pinyan <pjnkodi@MINDSPRING.COM>

  140. CBC (25 lines)
    From: Samantha Smith <silveysmom@HOTMAIL.COM>

  141. peregrine at cdc (35 lines)
    From: Stephenson, Ian <IDS2@CDC.GOV>

  142. Two new Yard birds, one a new Lifer (36 lines)
    From: James R Brooks Jr <jrbamc@JUNO.COM>

  143. Re: CBC (59 lines)
    From: Sargent Bob A Civ WRALC/EMR <bob.sargent@ROBINS.AF.MIL>

  144. Signs of the season changing (35 lines)
    From: bob zaremba <bobzarem@PRODIGY.NET>

  145. Carolina wrens (24 lines)
    From: DeeAnne Meliopoulos <barred_owl@HOTMAIL.COM>

  146. Grasshopper Sparrow, Skidaway Island (31 lines)
    From: Russ Wigh <rdwigh@BELLSOUTH.NET>

  147. Sapsucker and Wood Thrush (35 lines)
    From: James R Brooks Jr <jrbamc@JUNO.COM>

  148. Common Nighthawks, etc. (27 lines)
    From: DeeAnne Meliopoulos <barred_owl@HOTMAIL.COM>

  149. White-winged Dove Jekyll Island, Glynn County et al. (49 lines)
    From: Marjorie Clark <mjclark@DARIENTEL.NET>

  150. Ruby-throated Hummingbird, Jekyll Island (27 lines)
    From: Marjorie Clark <mjclark@DARIENTEL.NET>

  151. Carters Lake 10/20/04 (66 lines)
    From: Joshua Spence <cojosh@YAHOO.COM>

  152. yellow-bellied sapsucker (26 lines)
    From: Nita Wynn <neat.47@WORLDNET.ATT.NET>

  153. Nashville and Tennesse Warblers at Skidaway (50 lines)
    From: Russ Wigh <rdwigh@BELLSOUTH.NET>

  154. minus one grosbeak... (32 lines)
    From: Karen Theodorou <KarenTheodorou@MSN.COM>

  155. Brown Creeper (27 lines)
    From: Rick & Sandy <ricknsandy@MINDSPRING.COM>

  156. Black Tupelo: Mockingbird vs Flicker (long) (93 lines)
    From: James R Brooks Jr <jrbamc@JUNO.COM>

  157. cochran shoals (38 lines)
    From: Stephenson, Ian <IDS2@CDC.GOV>

  158. Fall Warblers (38 lines)
    From: bob zaremba <bobzarem@PRODIGY.NET>

  159. AAS-Phinizy Swamp 10/24 (32 lines)
    From: Carol Lambert or Jeff Sewell <lambertsewell@MINDSPRING.COM>

  160. Georgia RBA - Statewide - October 20, 2004 (105 lines)
    From: Steve Holzman <steve_holzman@YAHOO.COM>

  161. UGA=Bird Central! (61 lines)
    From: DeeAnne Meliopoulos <barred_owl@HOTMAIL.COM>

  162. Blue Jay - chipmunk interaction (44 lines)
    From: Billy Dunbar <gabirder@EXCITE.COM>

  163. More signs of the changing season (29 lines)
    From: bob zaremba <bobzarem@PRODIGY.NET>

  164. Sedge Wren / Sora - 10/21/04 (36 lines)
    From: Joshua Spence <cojosh@YAHOO.COM>

  165. Rose-breasted grosbeaks continue (26 lines)
    From: Vicki DeLoach <VLDELOACH@AOL.COM>

  166. Osprey !!! (60 lines)
    From: James R Brooks Jr <jrbamc@JUNO.COM>

  167. very ill osprey (36 lines)
    From: lynn schlup <mockingbird@GARDENER.COM>

  168. S. GA October birds (139 lines)
    From: Swillis <swillis@WAYXCABLE.COM>

  169. white-throated sparrow (26 lines)
    From: Nita Wynn <neat.47@WORLDNET.ATT.NET>

  170. Athens Red-breasted Nuthatch (25 lines)
    From: Michael Bender <mbender78@HOTMAIL.COM>

  171. Assorted sightings from Floyd Co. (40 lines)
    From: Marion Dobbs <marion@MINDSPRING.COM>

  172. Athens Bay-breasted Warbler (32 lines)
    From: Michael Bender <mbender78@HOTMAIL.COM>

  173. Huie ponds, Saturday a.m. (37 lines)
    From: Malcolm Hodges <malhodges@WEBTV.NET>

  174. Franklin's Gull (29 lines)
    From: michael beohm <michaelbeohm@YAHOO.COM>

  175. Ft. Benning along the Chattahoochee River Birding (61 lines)
    From: Neal Cronic <NealC@KNOLOGY.NET>

  176. Clyde Shepherd Nature Preserve (47 lines)
    From: DeeAnne Meliopoulos <barred_owl@HOTMAIL.COM>

  177. Coast Report-10/23/04 (30 lines)
    From: Carol Lambert or Jeff Sewell <lambertsewell@MINDSPRING.COM>

  178. E.L. Huie Saturday (66 lines)
    From: Schmalz/Buckley <jbgs@MINDSPRING.COM>

  179. and still Rose-breasted grosbeaks ... (30 lines)
    From: Vicki DeLoach <VLDELOACH@AOL.COM>

  180. finally....Red-breasted Nuthatch (25 lines)
    From: Grant McCreary <jedigrant@EXCITE.COM>

  181. Cave Swallow at Phinizy Swamp (33 lines)
    From: Pierre Howard <h_pierre@BELLSOUTH.NET>

  182. Re: Cave Swallow at Phinizy Swamp (66 lines)
    From: Carol Lambert or Jeff Sewell <lambertsewell@MINDSPRING.COM>

  183. Okefenokee Swamp trip (118 lines)
    From: Swillis <swillis@WAYXCABLE.COM>

  184. Sedge Wren, Walton County (29 lines)
    From: Mark Freeman <Roam2bird@CS.COM>

  185. backyard birding (sans binoculars) (33 lines)
    From: DeeAnne Meliopoulos <barred_owl@HOTMAIL.COM>

  186. Birding mistake? (37 lines)
    From: Parrie Pinyan <pjnkodi@MINDSPRING.COM>

  187. Georgia RBA - Statewide - October 20, 2004 (83 lines)
    From: Steve Holzman <steve_holzman@YAHOO.COM>

  188. Feeder Birds today (24 lines)
    From: Linda Burgess <rami49@GBRONLINE.COM>

  189. White-winged Dove (30 lines)
    From: Eugene Keferl <ECKeferl@AOL.COM>

  190. Rose-Breasted Grosbeaks (31 lines)
    From: ajsophie <ajsophie@NETZERO.NET>

  191. Re: Birding mistake? (56 lines)
    From: Tim Rose <feralman@MINDSPRING.COM>

  192. Photo of Cave Swallow at Phinizy Swamp (34 lines)
    From: James F. Flynn Jr. <jim.flynn@MINDSPRING.COM>

  193. Cave Swallow relocated today (40 lines)
    From: bob zaremba <bobzarem@PRODIGY.NET>

  194. South Beach on Jekyll and Tree Swallows (54 lines)
    From: Eugene Keferl <ECKeferl@AOL.COM>

  195. Georgia RBA - Statewide - October 24, 2004 (131 lines)
    From: Steve Holzman <steve_holzman@YAHOO.COM>

  196. E.L. Huie & Wetlands Center Saturday (43 lines)
    From: Sargent Bob A Civ WRALC/EMR <bob.sargent@ROBINS.AF.MIL>

  197. UGA birds (41 lines)
    From: DeeAnne Meliopoulos <barred_owl@HOTMAIL.COM>

  198. GA RBA (Correction) (35 lines)
    From: Steve Holzman <steve_holzman@YAHOO.COM>

  199. United States Breeding Duck Populations (50 lines)
    From: Pierre Howard <h_pierre@BELLSOUTH.NET>

  200. Black-crested Titmouse (27 lines)
    From: Graham Schuster <daygh@RISEUP.NET>

  201. FOTS golden-crowned kinglets (18 lines)
    From: Ken Blankenship <kenhblankenship@AOL.COM>

  202. COOPER'S HAWK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (51 lines)
    From: DeeAnne Meliopoulos <barred_owl@HOTMAIL.COM>

  203. Blackpoll's warbler? and neglected Swainson's or Gray-cheeked thrush (32 lines)
    From: DeeAnne Meliopoulos <barred_owl@HOTMAIL.COM>

  204. Bald Eagle (21 lines)
    From: David Chartier <drchartier@MSN.COM>

  205. Re: Blackpoll's warbler? and neglected Swainson's or Gray-cheeked thrush (60 lines)
    From: Shelly Ducharme <shelly_ducharme@CHARTER.NET>

  206. Re White-winged Dove (32 lines)
    From: Marjorie Clark <mjclark@DARIENTEL.NET>

  207. coastal birding over weekend (56 lines)
    From: Stephenson, Ian <IDS2@CDC.GOV>

  208. kinglets - forgot ID & location (22 lines)
    From: Ken Blankenship <kenhblankenship@AOL.COM>

  209. White-winged Dove adventure (75 lines)
    From: Lydia Thompson <artworksbylydia@THEBEST.NET>

  210. Carters Lake 10/26/04 (45 lines)
    From: Joshua Spence <cojosh@YAHOO.COM>

  211. Recent threads concerning RB Nuthatch, RB Grosbeak, and BC Titmouse (94 lines)
    From: Giff Beaton <giffbeaton@MINDSPRING.COM>

  212. 25 October 2004 - CEWA (30 lines)
    From: Graham Schuster <daygh@RISEUP.NET>

  213. Re: Recent threads concerning RB Nuthatch, RB Grosbeak, and BC Titmouse (30 lines)
    From: Dot and Wayne Freeman <dotandwaynefreeman@WORLDNET.ATT.NET>

  214. Eastern Towhee, white-eyed race (P.e.rileyi) at Clyde Shepherd Nature Center (45 lines)
    From: Pierre Howard <h_pierre@BELLSOUTH.NET>

  215. Woodcock at Peachtree Center (29 lines)
    From: lhorsey <lhorsey@MINDSPRING.COM>

  216. re woodcock (25 lines)
    From: lhorsey <lhorsey@MINDSPRING.COM>

  217. Cave Swallow still at Phinizy (20 lines)
    From: PAUL RANEY JR <raneyjr@PRODIGY.NET>

  218. Birding today- a little lengthy (58 lines)
    From: DeeAnne Meliopoulos <barred_owl@HOTMAIL.COM>

  219. Rose-breasted Grosbeak records (95 lines)
    From: Schmalz/Buckley <jbgs@MINDSPRING.COM>

  220. ManyBirds video clips and Louisiana Breeding Bird Atlas (27 lines)
    From: owl@manybirds.com <owl@MANYBIRDS.COM>

  221. Sparrows at Cochran Shoals (31 lines)
    From: Pierre Howard <h_pierre@BELLSOUTH.NET>

  222. Warbler on the ground? (40 lines)
    From: Clare Zens <czens@THCLIBRARY.NET>

  223. Unique Carolina wren, and other UGA birds (43 lines)
    From: DeeAnne Meliopoulos <barred_owl@HOTMAIL.COM>

  224. Re: Warbler on the ground? (37 lines)
    From: Clare Zens <czens@THCLIBRARY.NET>

  225. Rose-breasted grosbeaks continue ... (32 lines)
    From: Vicki DeLoach <VLDELOACH@AOL.COM>

  226. Riley's white-eyed towhees and others (40 lines)
    From: michael beohm <michaelbeohm@YAHOO.COM>

  227. Sandhil cranes (28 lines)
    From: Chad Skaggs <chadskaggs@MINDSPRING.COM>

  228. Oops re Sandhill Cranes (25 lines)
    From: Chad Skaggs <chadskaggs@MINDSPRING.COM>

  229. A sure thing (30 lines)
    From: DeeAnne Meliopoulos <barred_owl@HOTMAIL.COM>

  230. A sure thing- the real version (sorry) (48 lines)
    From: DeeAnne Meliopoulos <barred_owl@HOTMAIL.COM>

  231. Re White-winged Dove, Jekyll Island (28 lines)
    From: Marjorie Clark <mjclark@DARIENTEL.NET>

  232. Smooth-billed Ani & Roseate Spoonbill in Okefenokee Swamp (94 lines)
    From: Swillis <swillis@WAYXCABLE.COM>

  233. Arrowhead (Floyd County) Migrants (33 lines)
    From: Dan Roper <RopersFive@AOL.COM>

  234. RB Grosbeaks, Chattooga Co. (35 lines)
    From: David Brown <talikoga@EARTHLINK.NET>

  235. You're Invited (25 lines)
    From: DeeAnne Meliopoulos <barred_owl@HOTMAIL.COM>

  236. About the 6:45 p.m. sandhill cranes ... (37 lines)
    From: Vicki DeLoach <VLDELOACH@AOL.COM>

  237. Weekend Field Trip (34 lines)
    From: Tim Keyes <Tim_Keyes@DNR.STATE.GA.US>

  238. Fannin County pine siskins, woodcock and re black cr titmice (43 lines)
    From: NEDRA SEKERA <NEDRABIRD@TDS.NET>

  239. Interesting (?) Nighthawk sighting (29 lines)
    From: Steve Ehly <steveehly@YAHOO.COM>

  240. Ground dove in Candler park?/white-headed robin (42 lines)
    From: Ann Mahoney <euclidave@MINDSPRING.COM>

  241. Re: Warbler on the ground? (44 lines)
    From: Clare Zens <czens@THCLIBRARY.NET>

  242. Re: Weekend Field Trip (83 lines)
    From: Carol Lambert or Jeff Sewell <lambertsewell@MINDSPRING.COM>

  243. Jaeger at Lake Eufaula (28 lines)
    From: michael beohm <michaelbeohm@YAHOO.COM>

  244. Any update on White-winged Dove (27 lines)
    From: bob zaremba <bobzarem@PRODIGY.NET>

  245. Floyd Co CBC (32 lines)
    From: Owen Kinney <OKinney@DARLINGTONSCHOOL.ORG>

  246. Marietta Christmas Bird Count (37 lines)
    From: bob zaremba <bobzarem@PRODIGY.NET>

  247. West Point - 10/19 (33 lines)
    From: Julie and Walt <jules7@MINDSPRING.COM>

  248. Re: Any update on White-winged Dove (56 lines)
    From: Lydia Thompson <artworksbylydia@THEBEST.NET>

  249. The jaeger (35 lines)
    From: michael beohm <michaelbeohm@YAHOO.COM>

  250. Blackburnian Warbler in yard (25 lines)
    From: Grant McCreary <jedigrant@EXCITE.COM>

  251. 2004/2005 Christmas Bird Count Schedule (36 lines)
    From: James F. Flynn Jr. <jim.flynn@MINDSPRING.COM>

  252. Re: 2004/2005 Christmas Bird Count Schedule (61 lines)
    From: E. Thompson <erthomps@NEGIA.NET>

  253. RB Grosbeak, Fish crow (29 lines)
    From: Vicki DeLoach <VLDELOACH@AOL.COM>

  254. Birdsong Report (38 lines)
    From: Michael and Kate Bell <birdbrainy@MINDSPRING.COM>

  255. PIF N.A. Landbird Conservation Plan (42 lines)
    From: Vicki DeLoach <VLDELOACH@AOL.COM>

  256. Red-breasted Nuthatches - more (28 lines)
    From: Marion Dobbs <marion@MINDSPRING.COM>

  257. Georgia RBA - Statewide - October 28, 2004 (90 lines)
    From: Steve Holzman <steve_holzman@YAHOO.COM>

  258. Cave Swallow - update (31 lines)
    From: Lois <croakie@COMCAST.NET>

  259. Fw: [TN-Bird] N.A. Migrant life abroad (133 lines)
    From: Ramona Pangle <rjpangle@ALLTEL.NET>

  260. Okefenokee - Ani search (37 lines)
    From: Carol Lambert or Jeff Sewell <lambertsewell@MINDSPRING.COM>

  261. White-winged Dove seen again Saturday; Franklin's Gull, White Pel (31 lines)
    From: Carol Lambert or Jeff Sewell <lambertsewell@MINDSPRING.COM>

  262. Red-shouldered Hawk, pale form (45 lines)
    From: Pierre Howard <h_pierre@BELLSOUTH.NET>

  263. Re: Red-shouldered Hawk, pale form (28 lines)
    From: Barbara Passmore <bkpass@BELLSOUTH.NET>

  264. Neighborhood Preserve and Buford Fish Hatchery (25 lines)
    From: Grant McCreary <jedigrant@EXCITE.COM>

  265. Franklin's Gull - YES (30 lines)
    From: bob zaremba <bobzarem@PRODIGY.NET>

  266. Hummingbird this a.m. on Jekyll (30 lines)
    From: Marjorie Clark <mjclark@DARIENTEL.NET>

  267. Bird activity for Thursday- Sunday, so a little long (88 lines)
    From: DeeAnne Meliopoulos <barred_owl@HOTMAIL.COM>

  268. Birding at Ft. Benning (64 lines)
    From: Neal Cronic <NealC@KNOLOGY.NET>

  269. Troup/Heard Cos., 10/31/2004 (109 lines)
    From: James F. Flynn Jr. <jim.flynn@MINDSPRING.COM>

  270. Re: The Jaeger (29 lines)
    From: Eric and Jessica Beohm <beohme@BELLSOUTH.NET>

  271. Re: Fw: [TN-Bird] N.A. Migrant life abroad (72 lines)
    From: Yvonne Bombardier <Ravenn439@ALLTEL.NET>

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