Just a postscript:

Any birder or history buff who finds themselves near Fort Huachuca should visit their little museum on post. I imagine it's even better now, after all these years.

Phil Hotlen
Bellingham, WA
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From: vogelfreund at comcast.net
> I couldn't resist a smart alec reply:
>
> Another way to see SE Arizona birds is to join the Army and get yourself
> stationed at Fort Huachuca; or get a job there.
>
> Phil Hotlen
> Bellingham, WA
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> From: Richard Carlson <rccarl at pacbell.net>
> > Tweeters:
> >
> > If you really want to find the difficult SE AZ birds,
> > such as Black-capped Gnatcatcher, 5-striped Sparrow,
> > Spotted Owl & Montezuma Quail, a guide is still your
> > best bet. Melody is superb, and so are Rick & Stuart.
> > Stuart schedules back-to-back trips, so changing
> > itineraries is a BIG problem for him if that means
> > driving from one end of the state to the other. Give
> > him a break. He drove 2 hours to meet us at 4 a.m in
> > Nogales to find the 5-striped Sparrow. His web site
> > is a huge aid for SE AZ trip planning.
> >
> > Other solutions are as follows:
> >
> > 1. Tucson Audubon field Trips
> > 2. Buy Finding Birds in SE AZ from Tucson Audubon
> > 3. E-mail Birdwg05
> > 4. Try Birdingpal
> > 5. E-mail me and, with luck, you'll find me in a
> > non-curmudgeonly humor.
> >
> > Richard Carlson
> > Full-time Birder, Biker and Rotarian
> > Part-time Economist
> > Tucson, AZ, Lake Tahoe, CA, & Kirkland, WA
> > rccarl at pacbell.net
> > Tucson 520-760-4935
> > Tahoe 530-581-0624
> > Kirkland 425-828-3819
> > Cell 650-280-2965
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