Alvaro Jaramillo wrote:

> Actually, its not weird at all. Manx commonly winters in southern Argentina
> and there have been records on the Chilean side of the Straits of Magellan.

Ok, I confess. No disrespect to anyone but I kind of suspected the following:

"Wouldn't it be cool to see a manx shearwater on the Pacific coast ?"
"Oh look, there's goes one now !!!!"

Rare birds on demand are not that uncommon.

Sometimes if you look hard enough you will find. Sometimes of you look too
hard you will also find. There is a difference ;-)

I have pleny of examples form UK birders to back this one up !!!!

Stuart
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