That looks and sounds rather tragic, but I suppose the ones that got on the ship in their exhaustion at least stood more of a chance. Thank you for the link, it?s definitely interesting.



Louise Rutter

Kirkland



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Thought this was pretty cool.



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From: "Doug Brown" <bblackcat at comcast.net <mailto:bblackcat at comcast.net> >
Date: Wed, Oct 18, 2017 at 7:31 PM -0700
Subject: Cruise ship fallout
To: <whatcombirds at lists.wwu.edu <mailto:whatcombirds at lists.wwu.edu> >



Chirp,



This story was reported in the Vancouver Birds listserve.

People on a cruise off the BC coast had an unusual bird fallout on the boat.

Read the story and view Arnold Skei?s photos and ebird list here ?.



http://ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist/S39968381



cheers, db