Subject: Re: WA BIRDBOX, December 3 to December 7 (about 6 PM)
Date: Dec 10 19:59:54 1998
From: "S. Downes" - sdownes at u.washington.edu


Tweets,
Could anybody supplying delorme directions for the storage tree please
post to the general list as at least me and I'm sure others who have not
seen the Acorn Woodpeckers at this location would be interested in the
location details.
Thank you,

Scott Downes
sdownes at u.washington.edu
Seattle WA

"Birds don't read bird books. (That's why they are seen doing things they
are not supposed to do)." -Mary Wood


On Thu, 10 Dec 1998, Dennis K Rockwell wrote:

> Tweeters,
>
> Is there anyone out there that could and would furnish some good DeLorme
> type directions for finding the acorn storage tree mentioned in this
> posting from the BIRDBOX? I'd been told by several people that the ACORN
> WOODPECKERs around Lyle had disappeared, so it's nice to learn they're
> still around. I'm leading an Aududon field trip through the Lyle area in
> mid May and it sure would be nice to be able to show them something
> special. I've no experience with this species - does someone know how
> likely it would be that they could be located in the vicinity of this
> storage tree at that time of year?
>
> Thank you.
>
> Dennis K Rockwell "There are no eternal
> facts,
> Kennewick, WA as there are no
> absolute truths."
> denniskrockwell at juno.com
> Nietzche
>
> On Wed, 9 Dec 1998 22:48:01 -0800 (PST) "Susan L. Collicott"
> <camel at serv.net> writes:
> >
> >WA BIRDBOX, December 3 to December 7 (about 6 PM)
> >
> >Transcribed by Susan Collicott, Seattle, WA, camel at serv.net,
> >(206)440-0585
>
> >Friday, 12/4/98 9:47 AM. Hi this is Stephen Mlodinow. I'm reporting for
> >some sightings from Steve Pink and Jim Flynn yesterday on a visit to
> Lyle.
> >An ACORN WOODPECKER was present just west of Lyle near Baltz Lake at
> >the acorn storage tree that the birds have been frequenting over the
> last few
> >months.
>
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