I'm curious if there are other Feeder Watchers out there. We have done
Feeder Watch for the past 6 years. Today is the first day of the first two
day count period and we will post data if there is any interest. We would
be glad to answer any Feeder Watch questions that the Cornell honme page may
not provide. We have really enjoyed participating in this and feel it has
helped sharpen our ID skills with common birds. Maybe this has been a
factor in our discovering a few less common sparrows among the usuals and we
are positive that paying attention to the backyard led us to the discovery
of the Brambling we had Jan 30, 1992.


>In response to a request at the party at the zoo (thanks Mike for having us
>over) here is the URL for the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, which can get you
>to Project Feeder Watch: http://www.ornith.cornell.edu.
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>Name: Clarice Clark
>jbroadus at seanet.com
>901-16th. St S.W.
>Puyallup, Wa. 98371
>206-845-3156
>Time: 20:18:56
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