This will be of interest to many of us.Greg Hanisek Waterbury

If you’ve not already seen it, I want to bring to your attention a recent
article in our “Field Ornithology” series by NAB Associate Editor Jenna
McCullough. She began by simply synthesizing what we already knew about the
recent massive die-off of birds in New Mexico, but she ended up collecting
first-hand data and forming a robust hypothesis. You may read her analysis
here:
https://www.aba.org/the-data-behind-mysterious-bird-deaths-in-new-mexico/

I enthusiastically invite you to pen a short piece for this series about
something happening in your region.

Good birding.

Michael L. P. Retter

Editor, North American Birds

Thanks, Greg!
Jay

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Subject: [CT Birds] NM die-off - a hypothesis

This will be of interest to many of us.Greg Hanisek Waterbury

If you’ve not already seen it, I want to bring to your attention a recent
article in our “Field Ornithology” series by NAB Associate Editor Jenna
McCullough. She began by simply synthesizing what we already knew about the
recent massive die-off of birds in New Mexico, but she ended up collecting
first-hand data and forming a robust hypothesis. You may read her analysis
here:
https://www.aba.org/the-data-behind-mysterious-bird-deaths-in-new-mexico/

I enthusiastically invite you to pen a short piece for this series about
something happening in your region.

Good birding.

Michael L. P. Retter

Editor, North American Birds

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