Thanks Dennis. Did everyone hear that? He's asked all of you to give us
feedback. Look forward to it.

Coll

PS -- Paula's my pistol-packin', steelheadin', GBH-worshippin' mama.

On Wed, 17 Aug 1994 henson!ups.edu!dpaulson at uis.admsec.wwu.edu wrote:

> >Hello everyone...
> >
> >A friend and I will be travelling Hwy 20 from Whulge to the Pend Oreille
> >watershed this next week, and would appreciate any ideas for birding. our
> >base during the majority of the week will be the Sullivan
> >Lake/Salmo-Priest area -- we've both heard about great owling there, but
> >don't have any details. Any hotspots on the road east?
> >
> >Tips on other points of interest are always welcome as well -- especially
> >historical sites, quality kitsch Americana, whatever. You can reply to
> >either my address below or Karen McMains (mcmains at henson.cc.wwu.edu).
> >This week would be good -- we're leaving Monday.
> >
> >(After listening in for quite some time, we are expecting some major
> >pearls of wisdom from Dennis Paulson...)
> >
> >Coll Thrush
> >Western Washington University
> >coll at henson.cc.wwu.edu
> >
> >(PS - No smug remarks on my name, please. It could have been worse -- my
> >folks almost named me Robin...)
>
> Coll, I usually figure there are so many people out there who know quite a
> bit about birding localities--and I seem to get out birding seldom enough
> so I don't have the late-breaking news--that I save my already-overextended
> email time for commenting on everything *but* birding localities. If you
> haven't heard from anyone else by Friday, let me know and I'd be glad to
> come up with some suggestions. If you have Terry Wahl's and my bird-finding
> guide, it's a better resource than I am!
>
> Dennis Paulson
>
> P.S. No smug remarks on your name--I don't care what you coll yourself. But
> seriously, I met a birder in the Tacoma area a few years ago named Paula
> Thrush--a relative?
>