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----- Original Message -----
From: "Kreg D. Ellzey" <[[email protected]]>
To: <[[email protected]]>
Sent: Monday, November 01, 2004 4:00 PM
Subject: [TEXBIRDS] Fw: [BIRDWG05] Request for Assistance to Locate Banded
Burrowing Owls


> ---> Texbird help file http://www.texbirds.org <---
>
> TEXBIRDS, FYI from Arizona-New Mexico listserv....
>
> Kreg Ellzey
> Hornbeck, LA
> (& NSU, Natchitoches)
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Trefry,Helen [Edm]" <[[email protected]]>
> To: <[[email protected]]>
> Sent: Monday, November 01, 2004 2:29 PM
> Subject: [BIRDWG05] Request for Assistance to Locate Banded Burrowing Owls
>
>
> WANTED: Banded Burrowing Owls
>
> In the summer of 2004, 6000 burrowing owls were banded in the United
> States, Canada and Mexico.  Each bird is wearing a color metal band on
> one leg and an aluminum Fish and Wildlife band on the other. Some bands
> are butt-ended while others are lock-on bands with a flange. Every color
> band has an alpha-numeric code which can be difficult to read but it is
> possible with a scope.   If you see a banded owl, please record the
> color of the band, the code, whether there is a line in the middle of
> the band, and which leg the color band is on.
>
> Burrowing owls have been found wintering from Washington state to Texas
> and Mexico. Recently a banded burrowing owl from Lubbock, Texas, was
> found in Michoacan and another from Saskatchewan wintered in south
> Texas. We request your help in locating more of these owls.  If you
> locate a banded owl, even if you are not able to read the band yourself,
> please contact me AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.  Thank you.
>
> Helen Trefry, phone 780-951-8693, fax 780-495-2615
> [[email protected]]
>
> For answers to questions about this list, as well as current Texas
> Birding Links, visit the Texbirds Reference Page at
http://www.texbirds.org

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