oops!

I have no idea what I was thinking. I meant to say Swainson's hawks.
I guess the only excuse I have (it is a very lame one, I know) is that
I am only used to talking about Broad-wings in kettles because I used
to live in St. Louis...

Sorry for all the stir. I guess this is one of those cases of open
foot, insert mouth...well, you know what I mean...

Michael Dossett
Bothell
phainopepla at yahoo.com


--- two.wing-nuts at juno.com wrote:
> "Fridays on;y interesting sightings were of a small
> kettle of
> Broad-wionged hawks (13 of them) between Washtucna
> and Colfax. "
>
> Is this possible? I have never seen or heard of
> BWHA in this area?
>
> Hans & Kathryn Krauss, Spokane, WA
> two.wing-nuts at juno.com
> IT'S BETTER TO BE "WNGNUTS" (vanity plate) THAN
> DEAD-BOLTS
> eFAX= 815-352-1797
>

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