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Folks:

      A great deal of historical information on local birds is available in 
old issues of _The Condor_, the journal of the Cooper Ornithological Society.  
If you have read any recent issues of _The Condor_ you know that the papers 
deal with current ornithological research, which can be quite dry.  However, 
in its first 20 or 30 years, this journal was nearly the only source of 
information on birds in the western United States and activities centered on 
the San Francisco Bay Region (The Cooper Ornithological Society was formed in 
San Jose in 1893 by four local birders).  The Society now sponsors all issues 
of _The Condor_ on line, check out <http://www.cooper.org/>.

      Dr. Blair Wolf of the University of New Mexico is the leading instigator 
of this project and is commended.  For those of you with some gray in your 
hair, you may remember Blair as one of the lead banders at the Coyote Creek 
Riparian Station.  He was then a student at San Jose State and did his 
Master's Thesis on Black Phoebes under Dick Mewaldt.  He then went on to 
Arizona State (I think) and got his PhD.  He is the author or co-author of the 
Birds of North America Black and Say's Phoebe accounts.

      					Bill
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