Subject: [Tweeters] Fw: Public Feeder Areas Wanted
Date: Oct 27 11:48:52 2004
From: Dianna Moore - dlmoor2 at coastaccess.com
In the interests of seeing birding info from places on the west side of the
U.S., I am forwarding this to all of you.
Dianna Moore
Ocean Shores, Wa.
mail to: dlmoor2 at coastaccess.com
Project FeederWatch Electronic Newsletter
October 27, 2004
Do you know of a public place with a fantastic bird feeding garden?
We are looking for a list of 10 public places
with fantastic bird feeding gardens for an
article in an upcoming issue of Birder's World
magazine. Sites that have a lot of activity in
January and February are needed, particularly if
they host some of the "irruptive" winter finches
and altitudinal migrants (siskins, rosy-finches,
redpolls, crossbills, etc). Suggested locations
that are NOT in the Northeast are particularly
welcome. Note that the location must be open to
the public and maintain bird feeders. If you
have a recommendation, please send an email to
feederwatch at cornell.edu with "Bird Feeding
Garden" in the subject line. Thank you!
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