Tweets,
Roarke Donnelly at the UW is in desperate need of field help.
He needs people to perform the following tasks. These are many of the duties
that I performed last year, but I have commitments elsewhere this summer.

Here is the message that was sent to me this evening:
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Yep. Crisis may be a bit of an understatement. I would never ask you to
fill in, but I will take any names you can profer. I need someone to
conduct point counts and, if possible, assist with nest searching,
artificial nests and mammal trapping. I'll take whatever I can get at
this stage. We had hired 2 people at 1,200/mo, but part timers are not
out of the question. Thanks for anything you can suggest.

Roarke Donnelly

Division of Ecosystem Science and Conservation
College of Forest Resources
University of Washington
Box 352100
Seattle, WA 98195-2100
Work 206.543.2764 / Home 206.283.6795 / FAX 206.685.0790
http://courses.washington.edu/vseminar/main.htm
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If you have these skills and can help him out please contact him ASAP.

Thanks,

Scott Downes
sgd24 at aol.com
Seattle WA

To identify a species should not be enough to quench one's thirst,
a proper thirst must seek to understand every facet of the bird's
existence.