Subject: [Tweeters] bird book access
Date: Tue Mar 31 11:04:23 PDT 2020
From: Mason Maron - mmaron101 at gmail.com

Hey Alan,

Did you check to see if Seattle Public Library has access to Birds of the
World? They may have shifted over once it was released, and it should have
the same information.

Mason Maron

On Tue, Mar 31, 2020, 11:00 AM pan <panmail at mailfence.com> wrote:


> Hi, Tweets,

>

> Looking up shrike behavior (inspired by that last post), I find Seattle

> Public Library has discontinued access to Birds of North America (on line)

> effective today. I'm not sure what that's about, but it may be related to

> ebird's offering it. If you submit some number (1,000?) of checklists a

> year, you get free access there, now. Bent's life histories are still

> freely available here: https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org

> . (I found nothing about shrike distraction displays, but comments about

> their persistence at prey in the face of humans, and displays of wing and

> tail in threats. Apparently, they could be hard on canaries.)

>

> Black-capped Chickadees excavating into their second week (ignoring a nest

> box).

>

> March 31, 2020,

>

> Alan Grenon

> Seattle

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