Subject: Re: Jays 'R' Us
Date: Oct 10 10:16:35 1996
From: Raymond Korpi - rkorpi at clark.edu


Alvaro Jaramillo wrote:
> I would suggest that tweeters keep notes on the face patterns of migrant
> Steller's Jays, this may help to figure out where they come from. Loof for
> blue or white above the eye and any other noticeable feature present.

I had two on the Clark Campus yesterday. There are places near campus
where I have heard or seen them occasionally, but these were the first
birds I've had on campus. RK
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