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The Alabama RBA
Winter, 1997
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* Alabama * Statewide * December 28, 1997 * ALST9712.22
- Birds mentioned
Red-throated Loon
Greater White-fronted Goose
Ross's Goose
Sandhill Crane
BUFF-BELLIED HUMMINGBIRD
Gray Catbird
SAGE THRASHER
Blue-headed Vireo
Orange-crowned Warbler
Yellow Warbler
Lapland Longspur
Baltimore Oriole
Evening Grosbeak
Note: Species capitalized above are on the Alabama Bird Records Committee Review List.
Please send records with appropriate details to: Greg D. Jackson, 2220 Baneberry Drive,
Birmingham, AL 35244.
- Transcript
Hotline: Alabama Ornithological Society Rare Bird Alert Date: December 28, 1997 Number:
205/987-2730 Make reports to: same or <greg-debi.jackson@prodigy.net>
Compiler: Greg D. Jackson Internet: greg-debi.jackson@prodigy.net
Hello, this is the Alabama Rare Bird Report for Sunday, December 28, 1997.
HIGHLIGHTS: Red-throated Loon, Greater White-fronted and Ross's geese, Sandhill
Crane, Buff-bellied Hummingbird, Sage Thrasher, Lapland Longspur, and Evening Grosbeak.
A SAGE THRASHER was discovered at Ft. Morgan 12/27. It was seen in the brushy area
just below the wall south of the fort. Birding is allowed in this area, but please
do not disturb the residents in the adjacent houses. Feedback would be appreciated.
The Wheeler NWR CBC 12/20 produced several interesting birds. At Limestone Bay, 38
GREATER WHITE-FRONTED GEESE and one ROSS'S GOOSE were spotted, as were 26 SANDHILL CRANES.
From I-65 north of the Tennessee River, go east toward Huntsville on I-565.
Take the first exit to Mooresville, turn right at the next road, and go about a mile to a
dirt road on the left with a boat landing sign. Go another mile to a track on the
left with a yellow gate. This is the cemetery area, which gives good views of the
north part of the bay. A telescope is very helpful here. The cranes were still
present 12/27, though I do not have more recent information on the goose flock.
A few LAPLAND LONGSPURS were seen on the Wheeler count 12/20 in the fields just west of
Limestone Bay, and many were spotted at nearby Swan Creek WMA that day. Other
unusual CBC reports included two GRAY CATBIRDS, four ORANGE-CROWNED WARBLERS, and,
especially, a YELLOW WARBLER. A BLUE-HEADED VIREO lingered 12/14 at the Wheeler
visitor center off AL 67.
The RED-THROATED LOON was relocated 12/17 on the AL 69 Causeway just west of Guntersville.
The Birmingham CBC 12/27 produced an unusual wintering BALTIMORE ORIOLE. For
information call Helen Kittinger at 205/967-9324.
EVENING GROSBEAKS have returned to feeders in Hollins south of Sylacauga. Call Mary
Wilson at 205/839-5155 for information.
One BUFF-BELLIED HUMMINGBIRD remains at a feeder in Montrose on the Eastern Shore of
Mobile Bay. Call Nancy Moore at 334/928-9950 for viewing information.
The following may be called for information: on birding in Alabama, Greg Jackson at 205/987-2855; about the
Alabama Ornithological Society, Charles Kennedy at 334/382-5737; about the Birmingham
Audubon Society, Ann Miller at 205/879-7709; about the Shoals Audubon Society in n.w.
Alabama, Bill Rogers at 205/766-5738.
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* Alabama * Statewide * December 22, 1997
- Birds mentioned
Red-throated Loon
Pacific Loon
Greater White-fronted Goose
Ross's Goose
Sandhill Crane
LESSER BLACK-BACKED GULL
BUFF-BELLIED HUMMINGBIRD
Gray Catbird
Blue-headed Vireo
Orange-crowned Warbler
Yellow Warbler
Lapland Longspur
Evening Grosbeak
Note: Species capitalized above are on the Alabama Bird Records Committee Review List.
Please send records with appropriate details to: Greg D. Jackson, 2220 Baneberry Drive,
Birmingham, AL 35244.
- Transcript
Hotline: Alabama Ornithological Society Rare Bird Alert Date: December 22, 1997 Number:
205/987-2730 Compiler: Greg D. Jackson
Hello, this is the Alabama Rare Bird Report for Monday, December 22, 1997.
HIGHLIGHTS: Red-throated and Pacific loons, Greater White-fronted and Ross's geese,
Sandhill Crane, Lesser Black-backed Gull, Buff-bellied Hummingbird, Lapland Longspur, and
Evening Grosbeak.
An adult LESSER BLACK-BACKED GULL was discovered below Wilson Dam near Florence 12/14, and
a PACIFIC LOON was seen just above the dam from the overlook on the south side. I
have no subsequent reports, but feedback would be appreciated.
The Wheeler NWR CBC 12/20 produced several interesting birds. At Limestone Bay, 38
GREATER WHITE-FRONTED GEESE and one ROSS'S GOOSE were spotted, as were 26 SANDHILL CRANES.
From I-65 north of the Tennessee River, go east toward Huntsville on I-565.
Take the first exit to Mooresville, turn right at the next road, and go about a mile to a
dirt road on the left with a boat landing sign. Go another mile to a track on the
left with a yellow gate. This is the cemetery area, which gives good views of the
north part of the bay. A telescope is very helpful here.
A few LAPLAND LONGSPURS were seen on the Wheeler count in the fields just west of
Limestone Bay, and many were spotted at nearby Swan Creek WMA that day. Other
unusual CBC reports included two GRAY CATBIRDS, four ORANGE-CROWNED WARBLERS, and,
especially, a YELLOW WARBLER. A BLUE-HEADED VIREO lingered 12/14 at the Wheeler
visitor center off AL 67.
The RED-THROATED LOON was relocated 12/17 on the AL 69 Causeway just west of Guntersville.
EVENING GROSBEAKS have returned to feeders in Hollins south of Sylacauga. Call Mary Wilson
at 205/839-5155 for information.
Two BUFF-BELLIED HUMMINGBIRDS are at a feeder in Montrose on the Eastern Shore of Mobile
Bay. Call Nancy Moore at 334/928-9950 for viewing information.
The following may be called for information: on birding in Alabama, Greg Jackson at
205/987-2855; about the Alabama Ornithological Society, Charles Kennedy at 334/382-5737;
about the Birmingham Audubon Society, Ann Miller at 205/879-7709; about the Shoals Audubon
Society in n.w. Alabama, Bill Rogers at 205/766-5738.
Please leave messages about new birds, as well as feedback on reported species, after the
tone. Sighting information also can be transmitted by e-mail to <greg-debi.jackson@prodigy.net>. Thank
you.
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* Alabama * Statewide * December 15, 1997
- Birds mentioned
Pacific Loon
Oldsquaw
White-winged Scoter
Sandhill Crane
Franklin's Gull
LESSER BLACK-BACKED GULL
BUFF-BELLIED HUMMINGBIRD
Barn Swallow
Solitary Vireo
Lapland Longspur
Evening Grosbeak
Note: Species capitalized above are on the Alabama Bird Records Committee Review List.
Please send records with appropriate details to: Greg D. Jackson, 2220 Baneberry Drive,
Birmingham, AL 35244.
- Transcript
Hotline: Alabama Ornithological Society Rare Bird Alert Date: December 15, 1997 Number:
(205) 987-2730 Compiler: Greg D. Jackson
Hello, this is the Alabama Rare Bird Report for Monday, December 15, 1997.
Highlights are Pacific Loon, Oldsquaw, White-winged Scoter, Sandhill Crane, Franklin's and
Lesser Black-backed Gulls, Buff-bellied Hummingbird, Lapland Longspur, and Evening
Grosbeak.
An adult LESSER BLACK-BACKED GULL was discovered below Wilson Dam near Florence 12/14, and
a PACIFIC LOON was seen just above the dam from the overlook on the south side.
The BUFF-BELLIED HUMMINGBIRD has returned to Montrose on the Eastern Shore of Mobile Bay.
Call Nancy Moore at 334/928-9950 for viewing information.
EVENING GROSBEAKS have returned to feeders in Hollings, about 12 miles south of Sylacauga.
Call Mary Wilson at (205) 839-5155 for information.
A WHITE-WINGED SCOTER was discovered last week at the sewage lagoons across from Draper
Prison in Speigner north of Montgomery. From Exit 181 on I-65, go east about seven miles
on AL 14 to Elmore and turn left on AL 143. Drive about two miles to the ponds on the
left.
An OLDSQUAW continued 12/5 at Guntersville on the north side of the AL 69 causeway. A late
BARN SWALLOW was spotted on the causeway 12/6.
SANDHILL CRANES continue at Wheeler NWR near Decatur, with 23 seen through 12/13 at
Limestone Bay south of Mooresville. From I-65 north of the Tenn. River, go east toward
Huntsville on I-565. Take the first exit to Mooresville, turn right at the next road, and
go about a mile to a dirt road on the left with a boat landing sign. Go another mile to a
track on the left with a yellow gate. This is the cemetery area, which gives good views of
the north part of the bay. A telescope is helpful here. A BLUE-HEADED VIREO was spotted
12/14 at the refuge visitor center off AL 67.
A LAPLAND LONGSPUR was located 12/7 at Calhoun College east of Decatur. Go east from the
Tenn. River on US Alt 72 and turn north on US 31. Drive about a mile and take a right at
the light near the Hardee's. Go about a half-mile to the golf practice field on the left,
just before the ball field.
A first-winter FRANKLIN'S GULL was seen 11/30 near Walter F. George Dam on the
Chattahoochee River. It was at a small pond near a sod farm office adjacent to AL 10,
about a half-mile west of the AL/GA line.
The following may be called for information: on birding in Alabama, Greg Jackson at
205/987-2855; about the Alabama Ornithological Society, Charles Kennedy at 334/382-5737;
about the Birmingham Audubon Society, Ann Miller at 205/879-7709; about the Shoals Audubon
Society in n.w. Alabama, Bill Rogers at 205/766-5738.
Sighting information can be transmitted by e-mail to <greg-debi.jackson@prodigy.net>. Thank
you.
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* Alabama * Statewide * December 10, 1997 * ALST9712.10
- Birds mentioned
Oldsquaw
White-winged Scoter
Sandhill Crane
Franklin's Gull
BUFF-BELLIED HUMMINGBIRD
Barn Swallow
Lapland Longspur
Note: Species capitalized above are on the Alabama Bird Records Committee Review List.
Please send records with appropriate details to: Greg D. Jackson, 2220 Baneberry Drive,
Birmingham, AL 35244.
- Transcript Hotline: Alabama Ornithological Society Rare Bird Alert Date: December 10,
1997 Number: (205) 987-2730 Make reports to: same or Compiler: Greg D. Jackson Internet:
Hello, this is the Alabama Rare Bird Report for Wednesday, December 10, 1997.
Highlights are Oldsquaw, White-winged Scoter, Sandhill Crane, Franklin's Gull,
Buff-bellied Hummingbird, and Lapland Longspur.
The BUFF-BELLIED HUMMINGBIRD has returned to Montrose on the Eastern Shore of Mobile Bay.
Call Nancy Moore at 334/928-9950 for viewing information.
A WHITE-WINGED SCOTER has been discovered at the sewage lagoons across from Draper Prison
in Speigner north of Montgomery. From Exit 181 on I-65, go east about seven miles on AL 14
to Elmore and turn left on AL 143. Go about two miles to the ponds on the left.
An OLDSQUAW continued 12/5 at Guntersville on the north side of the AL 69 causeway. A late
BARN SWALLOW was spotted on the causeway 12/6.
SANDHILL CRANES continue at Wheeler NWR near Decatur, with 21 seen through 12/7 at
Limestone Bay south of Mooresville. From I-65 north of the Tenn. River, go east toward
Huntsville on I-565. Take the first exit to Mooresville, turn right at the next road, and
go about a mile to the dirt road on the left with a sign for a boat landing. Go another
mile to a track on the left with a yellow gate. This is the cemetery area, which gives
views of the north part of the bay. A telescope is helpful here.
A LAPLAND LONGSPUR was located 12/7 at Calhoun College east of Decatur. Go east from the
Tenn. River on US Alt 72 and turn north on US 31. Drive about a mile and take a right at
the light near the Hardee's. Go about a half-mile to the golf practice field on the left,
just before the ball field.
A first-winter FRANKLIN'S GULL was seen 11/30 near Walter F. George Dam on the
Chattahoochee River. It was at a small pond near a sod farm office adjacent to AL 10,
about a half-mile west of the AL/GA line.
The following may be called for information: on birding in Alabama, Greg Jackson at
205/987-2855; about the Alabama Ornithological Society, Charles Kennedy at 334/382-5737;
about the Birmingham Audubon Society, Ann Miller at 205/879-7709; about the Shoals Audubon Society
in n.w. Alabama, Bill Rogers at 205/766-5738.
Please leave messages about new birds, as well as feedback on reported species, after the
tone. Sighting information also can
be transmitted by e-mail to greg-debi.jackson@prodigy.net.
Thank you.
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*Alabama *Statewide *December 5, 1997 *ALST9712.05
-Birds mentioned
BUFF-BELLIED HUMMINGBIRD (back again!)
Oldsquaw
Franklin's Gull
White-winged Scoter
RED-THROATED LOON
Sandhill Crane
Note: Species capitalized above are on the Alabama Bird Records Committee review list.
Please send sightings with appropriate details to: Greg Jackson, 2220 Baneberry Drive,
Birmingham, AL 35244.
-Transcript Hotline: Alabama Ornithological Society Rare Bird Alert Date: December 5, 1997
Number: 205-987-2730 Make reports to: same Compiler: Greg Jackson Transcriber: Steve
McConnell (swmavocet@aol.com)
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Hello, this is the Alabama rare bird report for Friday, December 5th.
The BUFF-BELLIED HUMMINGBIRD has returned to Montrose on the eastern shore of Mobile Bay
[for the third consecutive winter]. Call Nancy Moore at 334-928-9950 for viewing
information.
A WHITE-WINGED SCOTER was discovered on the 3rd at the northernmost sewage lagoon across
from Draper Prison in Fiegner [??] north of Montgomery. From exit 181 on I-65 go east
about 7.0 miles on AL 14 to Elmore and turn left on AL 143 go about 2.0 miles to the ponds
on the left.
A RED-THROATED LOON was seen on the 20th and the 25th at Guntersville south of the AL 69
causeway. Also seen on the south side of the causeway on the 25th was a first winter
FRANKLIN'S GULL. An OLDSQUAW was present the 20th through the 25th [and also today] to the
north of the causeway.
Numbers of SANDHILL CRANES have increased recently at Wheeler NWR near Decatur with 19
seen on the 27th and the 30th at Limestone Bay south of Mooresville. From I-65 north of
the Tennessee River go east towards Huntsville on I-565. Take the first exit to
Mooresville, turn right at the next road, and go about a mile to a dirt road on the left
with a sign for the boat landing. Go another mile to a track on the left with a yellow
gate. This is the cemetary area which gives good views of the north part of the bay. A
telescope is helpful here.
A first winter FRANKLIN'S GULL was seen on the 30th near Walter F. George Dam on the
Chattahoochee River. It was at a small pond near a sod farm office adjacent to AL 10 about
a 0.5 mile west of the Alabama-Georgia line.
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*Alabama *Statewide *December 1, 1997 *ALST9712.01
-Birds mentioned
Oldsquaw
Franklin's Gull
White-winged Scoter
RED-THROATED LOON
Sandhill Crane
Note: Species capitalized above are on the Alabama Bird Records Committee review list.
Please send sightings with appropriate details to: Greg Jackson, 2220 Baneberry Drive,
Birmingham, AL 35244.
-Transcript
Hotline: Alabama Ornithological Society Rare Bird Alert Date: December 1, 1997 Number:
205-987-2730 Make reports to: same Compiler: Greg Jackson Transcriber: Steve McConnell (swmavocet@aol.com)
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Hello, this is the Alabama rare bird report for Monday, December 1st.
A RED-THROATED LOON was seen on the 20th and the 25th south of the AL 69 causeway in
Guntersville, though some observers failed to locate it on intervening days. Also seen on
the south side of the causeway on the 25th was a first winter FRANKLIN'S GULL. An OLDSQUAW
was present the 20th through the 25th to the north of the AL 69 causeway. WHITE-WINGED
SCOTER was seen the 17th through the 25th near Lake Guntersville State Park. It often has
been at the sewage ponds on the way to the park after leaving AL 227. About 4 pm appears
to be best. If the bird is not at the pond, go about a 0.5 mile farther toward the park
and turn left on a paved road leading to cabins. The scoter was seen on the 25th from the
shore off this point.
Numbers of SANDHILL CRANES have increased recently at Wheeler NWR near Decatur with 19
seen on the 27th and the 30th at Limestone Bay south of Mooresville. >From I-65 north
of the Tennessee River go east towards Huntsville on I-565. Take the first exit to
Mooresville, turn right at the next road, and go about a mile to the dirt road on the left
with a sign for the boat landing. Go another mile to a track on the left with a yellow
gate. This is the cemetary area which gives views of the north part of the bay. A
telescope is helpful here.
A first winter FRANKLIN'S GULL was seen on the 30th near Walter F. George Dam on the
Chattahoochee River. It was at a small pond near a sod farm office adjacent to AL 10 about
a 0.5 mile west of the Alabama-Georgia line.
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*Alabama *Statewide *November 27, 1997 *ALST9711.27
-Birds mentioned
Oldsquaw
Franklin's Gull
White-winged Scoter
HARRIS'S SPARROW (not)
RED-THROATED LOON
Black Scoter
Am. White Pelican
Sandhill Crane
Note: Species capitalized above are on the Alabama Bird Records Committee review list.
Please send sightings with appropriate details to: Greg Jackson, 2220 Baneberry Drive,
Birmingham, AL 35244.
-Transcript
Hotline: Alabama Ornithological Society Rare Bird Alert Date: November 27, 1997 Number:
205-987-2730 Make reports to: same Compiler: Greg Jackson Transcriber: Steve
McConnell (swmavocet@aol.com)
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Hello, this is the Alabama rare bird report for Thursday, November
27th. Happy Thanksgiving!
A RED-THROATED LOON was seen at Guntersville on the 20th and the 25th
south of the AL 69 causeway, though some observers failed to locate it on intervening
days. Also seen on the south side of the causeway on the 25th was a first winter
FRANKLIN'S GULL. An OLDSQUAW has been present since the 20th to the north of the causeway.
A WHITE-WINGED SCOTER continued since the 17th near Lake Guntersville State Park. It's
often been at the sewage ponds on the way to the park after leaving AL 227. About 4 pm
appears to be best at that site. If not at the sewage ponds, go about a 0.5 mile farther
towards the park and turn left on a paved road leading to cabins. The scoter was seen on
the 25th from the shore off this point.
Seven SANDHILL CRANES were at Beaverdam Peninsula in Wheeler NWR on the
16th. From Mooresville go east on the southern I-565 service road and turn right on Pryor
Road. Wind south to a 4-way intersection where you should go straight a short distance to
an observation platform.
On the weekend of the 8th and the 9th several interesting birds were
near the Walter F. George Dam on the Chattahoochee River. A RED-THROATED LOON was seen on
the Alabama side, six BLACK SCOTERS were on the Georgia side, and
three AMERICAN WHITE PELICANS flew over the dam.
The immature Harris's Sparrow discovered on the 11th at Lakeland Farms
near Marion, could not be relocated on the 21st.
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*Alabama *Statewide *November 21, 1997
-Birds mentioned
Oldsquaw
White-winged Scoter
HARRIS'S SPARROW (not)
RED-THROATED LOON
Black Scoter
Am. White Pelican
Sandhill Crane
Note: Species capitalized above are on the Alabama Bird Records Committee review list.
Please send sightings with appropriate details to: Greg Jackson, 2220 Baneberry Drive,
Birmingham, AL 35244.
-Transcript
Hotline: Alabama Ornithological Society Rare Bird Alert Date: November 21, 1997 Number:
205-987-2730 Make reports to: same Compiler: Greg Jackson Transcriber: Steve McConnell (swmavocet@aol.com)
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Hello, this is the Alabama rare bird report for Friday, November 21st.
A RED-THROATED LOON was seen on the 20th at Guntersville south of the AL 69 causeway from
the east side. An OLDSQUAW was noted that day far north of the AL 69 causeway from the
west side. A WHITE-WINGED SCOTER has been present daily since the 17th near Lake
Guntersville State Park. It has been at the sewage ponds on the way to the park after
leaving AL 227. About 4 pm appears to be best.
The immature Harris's Sparrow discovered on the 11th at Lakeland Farms near Marion, could
not be relocated this morning.
On the weekend of the 8th through the 9th several interesting birds seen near the Walter
F. George Dam on the Chattahoochee River. A RED-THROATED LOON was on the Alabama side, six
BLACK SCOTERS were on the Georgia side, and three AMERICAN WHITE PELICANS flew over the
dam.
Seven SANDHILL CRANES were at Beaverdam Peninsula in Wheeler NWR on the 16th. From
Mooresville go east on the southern I-565 service road and turn right on Pryor Road. Wind
south to a 4-way intersection where you can go straight
a short distance to an observation platform.
Two AMERICAN WHITE PELICANS were seen recently at Weiss Lake in Cherokee County but were
not relocated subsequently.
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*Alabama *Statewide *November 18, 1997 *ALST9711.18
-Birds mentioned
HARRIS'S SPARROW
RED-THROATED LOON
Black Scoter
Am. White Pelican
Sandhill Crane
Note: Species capitalized above are on the Alabama Bird Records Committee review list.
Please send sightings with appropriate details to: Greg Jackson, 2220 Baneberry Drive,
Birmingham, AL 35244.
-Transcript Hotline: Alabama Ornithological Society Rare Bird Alert Date: November 18,
1997 Number: 205-987-2730 Make reports to: same Compiler: Greg Jackson Transcriber: Steve
McConnell (swmavocet@aol.com)
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Hello, this is the Alabama rare bird report for Tuesday, November 18th.
An immature HARRIS'S SPARROW was discovered on the 11th at Lakeland Farms near Marion,
though I have no feedback on subsequent attempts to find the bird. Go about a mile south
of the overpass of Perry Co. 45 on AL 5 in Marion and turn back to the right at a sharp
angle on Pryor Road. Turn left in a short distance on Perry Co. 20 and go approximately 2
miles to a large white house on the left. Take the next left in about a 0.5 mile on a dirt
road and drive south to where a stump filled pond is visible on the right. The bird was
seen along the road. Feedback would be appreciated.
On the weekend of the 8th and the 9th several interesting birds seen near the Walter F.
George Dam on the Chattahoochee River. A RED-THROATED LOON was on the Alabama side, six
BLACK SCOTERS were on the Georgia side, and three
AMERICAN WHITE PELICANS flew over the dam.
Seven SANDHILL CRANES were at Beaverdam Peninsula at Wheeler NWR on the 16th. From
Mooresville go east on the southern I-565 service road and turn right on Pryor Road. Wind
south to a 4-way intersection where you can go straight
a short distance to an observation platform
Good numbers of waterfowl were reported on the 16th at Guntersville though no rarities
were seen.
I have received no other reports of birds in the past two weeks - sighting information is
requested.
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*Alabama *Statewide *November 12, 1997 *ALST9711.12
-Birds mentioned
HARRIS'S SPARROW
Note: Species capitalized above are on the Alabama Bird Records Committee review list.
Please send sightings with appropriate details to: Greg Jackson, 2220 Baneberry Drive,
Birmingham, AL 35244.
-Transcript Hotline: Alabama Ornithological Society Rare Bird Alert Date: November 12,
1997 Number: 205-987-2730 Make reports to: same Compiler: Greg Jackson Transcriber: Steve
McConnell (swmavocet@aol.com)
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Hello, this is the Alabama rare bird report for Wednesday, November 12th.
An immature HARRIS'S SPARROW was discovered yesterday at Lakeland Farms near Marion. Go
just south of Marion on AL 5 and turn right at the sign for Lakeland Farms. Turn left in a
short distance at another sign and go approximately 2 miles to a large white house on the
left. Go beyond the house and take the next left in about a 0.5 mile on a dirt road. Drive
south to where a stump filled pond is visible on the right and look for the bird along the
road at this point. Feedback would be appreciated.
I have received no other reports of birds in the past two weeks - sighting information is
requested.
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