Subject: Re: Clay-colored Sparrow/BBA is easy
Date: May 19 19:50:13 1996
From: "M. Smith" - whimbrel at u.washington.edu
On Sun, 19 May 1996, Bill and Nancy LaFramboise wrote:
> Clay-colored Sparrow. The bird was seen on Centennial Trail off Harvard
> Road just east of Spokane essentailly at the same location that CCSPs were
> seen last year. (Delorme page 89 T25N R45E Section 9). Take Exit 296 off
> Eastern Kingbird (at Centennial Trail)
> Wilson's Phalaropes (Flooded fields just south of Newman Lake) (Delorme page
> 89 T26N R45E Section 14) Many thanks to the two birders we met who shared
I just wanted everyone to see how easy it is to add to the BBA database.
Bill and Nancy have just done it without even knowing. The Clay-colored
Sparrow is redundant data, but the other two species were new for their
blocks. Tweets, if you go birding this summer at all, please just record
the sites where you've seen things (in T/R/section or T/R/BBA quad) and
what level of breeding evidence there is. Bill and Nancy - thanks for the
post, they're already in the BBA!
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Michael R. Smith
Univ. of Washington, Seattle
whimbrel at u.washington.edu
http://salmo.cqs.washington.edu/~wagap/mike.html