pete/katie Hammill,

As stated previously by the Tweeter's List Major Domo, doubtful
sightings should be greeted with silence. Nothing else is needed or
appreciated by everyone.

Joel E. Haas, MD
1182 Big Leaf Way NE
Redmond, WA 98053
425-836-8072
Mail to: Haas.Joel at Mindspring.com




iwhonever at comcast.net wrote:
> Fellow Goshawk Seekers:
>
> Today I took Nelson Briefer's advise and darn if I didn't have not
> one, but three, no it was four, Oh wait, there's another flock, Hmmmm,
> looks like 5, 6, 7, 8, ... Ah 27 Goshawks at my Hummingbird feeder.
> Wow! He was right! They are EVERYWHERE!!!...Oh, wait again, sorry, I
> had my binos backwards and it was just a colony of ants... my bad.
>
>
>
> pete/katie Hammill, Seattle, Wa. iwhonever at comcast.net
>
>
>
>
> *Subject: Goshawks Galore Tucson*
> From: Ebriefer AT aol.com
> Date: Mon, 2 Jun 2008 12:00:54 EDT
> Dear birders and hawk watchers- and there is a world of difference. If you
> are really interested in raptors, and really interested in observing something
>
> unique, and interested in contributing to science... then you should heed my
> words. I have spent 6 months in Tucson, documenting and photographing
> Goshawks. I have 44 daily sightings during my 6 month, minus 9 days in
> Washington
>
> state, visit. All my information has been transferred to my blog.
> If you are only using field marks to identify accipiters - in some cases,
> you might be taking the wrong path! Enjoy!
> _www.goshawksgaloretucson.blogspot.com_
> (http://www.goshawksgaloretucson.blogspot.com) Nelson Briefer -
>
> Goshawk Specialist - Anacortes, Wa. and Tucson _Ebriefer AT aol.com_
> (mailto:Ebriefer AT aol.com)
>
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