Subject: Re: Bird splits
Date: Feb 1 16:22:26 1996
From: "Dan Stephens" - dstephen at ctc.ctc.edu


In message <9602011849.AA13884 at mx5.u.washington.edu> writes:
> >>We'll have Spotted Towhees and Bullock's Orioles again, anyway.
> >
> >And Baltimore Oriole, too! About every other year in Harney County,
> >probably more often if those cowboys would learn their birds...
> >
> >- Don Baccus, Portland OR <donb at rational.com>
>
> Washington has two Baltimore Orioles on record that I recall. Long ago, we
> had a thread about how many more migrant birds there are in Oregon.
>
> Dennis Paulson

I observed a Baltimore Oriole on May 19, 1982 at Barber Pool near Boise,
I believe it is the only Idaho record (I'll check the Idaho Birds Data Base
next time I'm in Boise).



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