I am a graduate student in Wildlife sciences at UW. I am looking
at neotropical migrants in the oakwoodlands of Washington (around and
along the Klickitat river). I am looking to hire a couple of point count
people (this people need to be able to id NW birds by song and call). I
am also in need of some banders (your note Stuart, made me think you may
be interested in this). The field season is from April to September
(this is a rough idea - it will be coming together soon). This are paid
positions- of course this IS biological research so you won't make a
killing - but that shouldn't be your motivation either....If you are
interested or want more info contact me ....

Jennifer Seavey
College of Forest Resources, UW, Seattle
office # 543-8264
jseavey at U.Washinton.edu

On Wed, 4 Jan 1995, Stuart MacKay wrote:

> Don,
>
> You wrote:
>
> And I hang out with a lot of birders in their twenties, despite being
> well...older. Meet most of them banding hawks so it is sort of a
> self-selecting group that is certainly too biased to form any valid
> sample fo that age group!
>
>
> Know anybody who is looking for an extra pair of hands ? I moved over to Seattle lasy
> June and have been looking for banding opportunities - sadly lacking so far. I have a full
> banding licence from the British Trust for Ornithology, which I have held since 1987.
>
> Yours in anticipation
>
> Stuart
>