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Just wanted to Thank Colin for setting up the new group!

Test message. :) D

I second the motion! :) Thank you Colin! DB

It appears previous members of the group weren't automatically signed up.? When I went on this morning it showed a membership of 37.? I manually joined through the sign in feature. Larry Cowan Pitt

Good afternoon all new vanbcbirds members, Luckily the transition from the old vanbcbirds to the new vanbcbirds seems to be going well so far. It seems only a couple of members have not received

Thanks Colin

I noticed on the new Vanbirds chat group that the message is rejected if there is no subject line in the e-mail heading. So I guess we have to include a subject line every time. Anyway, here is a

Hi Daniel, Thanks for sharing the interesting Shrike article (and tip about a subject line). There's been a Northern Shrike at Colony Farm for the past 3 weekends in a row. Each time I've seen it

Hi Colin and Daniel, Thanks for the information on the Shrikes! Stealthy predators...wow! And great to know about the one at Colony Farm. I keep meaning to get out there, but the weather hasn’t been

Hi Elena, One good birding location in northeast Coquitlam is DeBoville Slough:

Elena…. Pitt Meadows is great for birding, especially the Pitt Polder region along Neaves Road (sometimes called Rennie Road or Rannie Road). At the north end of Neaves Road where it meets Pitt Lake

Thank you both so much, Colin and Daniel.I can’t wait to get out and scope those spots out. I’ll let you know how I fare.Now let’s hope for better weather...! Cheers, Elena

You’re welcome Elena. If you go to Pitt Polder or DeBoville Slough just remember to be bear aware. I’ve run into black bears in Pitt Polder more than once. :) D

Good morning everyone, Some birders coming from Kamloops this week, would like to see the MANDARIN DUCK that's been seen off and on over the past year at Burnaby Lake and Deer Lake. The last

Hi everybody, I read an interesting piece in the "Nature Briefing" of Nov 19, 2019, and thought to share it here.?Nature Briefing contains short news and facts from the journal "Nature". This piece

Hi all vanbcbirds members, Christmas Bird Counts start in 2 weeks, so in keeping with that, its always nice to know about a helpful FREE birding app. The free "AUDUBON BIRD GUIDE APP" is available

Adult Ross’s Gull on platform N side Marsh.Island. West of Foster I. Reach from old parking lot of MOHAI.

Somebody on Twitter said the Seattle Ross’s Gull was killed and eaten by a Bald Eagle. Yikes! Does anybody know if this is true? Daniel Bastaja danielbastaja@...

It was posted on tweeters by someone who watched it happen. So I would say yes, it's true. http://birding.aba.org/message.php?mesid=1620345&MLID=WA&MLNM=Washington%20Tweeters wrote: