Re: [CT Birds] Elf wood-warbler
Robley - They were talking about the Elfin Woods Warbler in Puerto Rico.
In a message dated 3/15/2013 10:27:35 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
rjeva@conncoll.edu writes:
About two weeks ago the NewYorkTimes had an article on the species, bird
and animal, that are now candidates for federal protection under a new
go-ahead program. Among those pictured is the "elf wood-warbler," a small
gray streaked bird. Have I missed something in my American bird books?
For one thing, we do not have wood-warblers here. European bird books do
not list this.. I wonder if it is a scam of the kind set up to vilify
Acorn two years ago, when a couple claimed support for a prostitution ring
they asked Acorn to fund, thereby exposing the liberal organization as one
not to be trusted. Anyone know anything about the "elf wood-warbler"?
Robley Evans North Stonington
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And they do exist. I've seen them, and I would describe them as beautifully
patterned in black and white.
Dave Provencher
Naturally New England
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Subject: Re: [CT Birds] Elf wood-warbler
Robley - They were talking about the Elfin Woods Warbler in Puerto Rico.
In a message dated 3/15/2013 10:27:35 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
rjeva@conncoll.edu writes:
About two weeks ago the NewYorkTimes had an article on the species, bird
and animal, that are now candidates for federal protection under a new
go-ahead program. Among those pictured is the "elf wood-warbler," a small
gray streaked bird. Have I missed something in my American bird books?
For one thing, we do not have wood-warblers here. European bird books do
not list this.. I wonder if it is a scam of the kind set up to vilify
Acorn two years ago, when a couple claimed support for a prostitution ring
they asked Acorn to fund, thereby exposing the liberal organization as one
not to be trusted. Anyone know anything about the "elf wood-warbler"?
Robley Evans North Stonington
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for the discussion of birds and birding in Connecticut.
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