Tweets and Nigel,

This is the blurb that was in WOSNews about Monday night's meeting. As
far as its being a repeat - not at WOS, that's for sure, since I've been
to most meetings. The hall is open at the Urban Horticultural Center by 7
p.m. and the meeting starts at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome!

Diann MacRae
Bothell
tvulture at halcyon.com

1 March - Northwest Crow Research with James C. Ha. Jim is with the
Regional Primate Center at the University of Washington and will present an
overview of their several crow projects, including foraging, tide height,
and scrounging (intra-specific stealing) behavior; their pilot work on
geographic differences in call structure; and an overview of their work in
developing DNA markers for determining kinship. A stimulating evening
about a bird we can all observe easily.


At 03:14 PM 2/27/99 -0800, you wrote:
>Hi,
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>Does anyone have the details about the forthcoming talk about crows? If it's
>just a repeat then please respond privately, although it sounded interesting
>enough that there are almost certainly others who would like the reminder.
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>Many thanks,
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>Nigel Ball
>Bainbridge Island
>nball001 at msn.com
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