We have received a report from Steve Mlodinow in Washington State that a
FALCATED TEAL was found April 19 at Telphino (may not be the correct
name) British Columbia. Call (604) 592-3381, the BC hotline for exact
info. Observers in this sparsely populated area feel that this male bird
is wild. The ACCENTORS have not been seen for about a week but the
RUSTIC BUNTING in still in Eugene, Oregon according to Steve.
A question for Chuck Williamson -should messages like this be CC'd to
Birdwest (or the other areas if appropriate)?

Hank Brodkin "It is not necessary
Marina Del Rey, CA to understand
hankb at kaiwan.com the opening of the door
to feel the wind" (Michael Ventura Sr.)
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From: Peter Box <PBOX at UALTAVM.bitnet>
Reply to: "National Birding Hotline Cooperative (Chat Line)"
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To: Multiple recipients of list BIRDCHAT <BIRDCHAT at ARIZVM1.BITNET>
Subject: Re: Falcated Teal in BC

From: Peter Box University Library
University of Alberta
_________________________________________Edmonton, Ab., Canada
The spelling of the location of the Falcated Teal is Tofino, British Columbia.
It is on the west coast (windward side) of Vancouver Island. It is an
incredibly beautiful place.

Peter Box
Edmonton, Alberta
pbox at vm.ucs.ualberta.ca