开云体育

On 2021-12-07 9:36 a.m., Daniel Bastaja wrote: Daniel, > PS: Does anybody remember the Barred Owl on the ticket platform at the Burrard Street Skytrain ticket platform back in the 90鈥檚? No, but... >

That鈥檚 kind of cool. Likely trying to get on the Skytrain without a ticket! :D :D:D Daniel Bastaja danielbastaja@... PS: Does anybody remember the Barred Owl on the ticket platform at the

Thanks very much for your response, Derek. I appreciate your efforts. Doug Cooper

This is what our data coordinator came back with on the partial band number: Hard to say, but I can give you a best guess.... It's pretty likely this is one of our bands with all the birds banded at

I have posted to the Lower Mainland Raptors Facebook page also, with photos. Perry Edwards North Vancouver

Hi Doug, Thanks for the post of the banded Cooper鈥檚 hawk. We band COHA at Colony Farm and also band all of the rehabbed raptors at Orphaned Wildlife (O.W.L.) in Delta prior to release, so there is a

A few weeks ago I photographed a banded adult Cooper鈥檚 Hawk at the sanctuary at Hastings Park. Unfortunately I could only read the last three numbers on the band, which were 535, I believe. I did

Wayne states " if the redpolls are lumped, it won't affect the lists of most BC birders, because most of us have never seen a Hoary". 聽Perhaps he does not recall the one discovered at QE Park on Dec

Vancouver Birders, Common Redpoll and Hoary Redpoll were proposed for "lumping" 4 or 5 years ago. I was surprised when it did not happen. The status of these 2 redpolls has always been contentious,

Maybe B.C. listers are going to lose another species. :D https://www.birdguides.com/articles/genetics-suggest-redpolls-are-one-species-not-three/ danielbastaja@...

Yes鈥� I forgot about the Thayers Gull. You are absolutely right Wayne that the splitters have the upper hand right now. I don鈥檛 know about NA but in the Western Palearctic they are split-happy! And

Daniel and Vancouver Birders, Don't forget about the questionable lumping of Thayer's Gull with Iceland Gull, which cost us another species. Despite the fact that "splitters" are winning the war on a

Thanks for sharing that Pamela. Interesting. I think it was only in June 2020 that it lost its specie status, was it not? Wouldn鈥檛 reversing it so soon after lumping be tantamount to admitting a

The 2020 genetic analysis spurred some interesting discussion on this, and it has influenced how Pacific Northwest crows have been ID'd by the public on platforms like iNaturalist (not sure about

Hahaha 鈥� too funny Perry 鈥� thanks! Jim Pike is a neighbour and a big supporter of VARC. He did a fundraiser for us last year and said his customers loved it - a lot of them came in to his

Get an early start on your holiday season weight-gain program! The North Shore & Squamish 鈥楯im Pike鈥� chain of McDonalds restaurants are continuing with their 50 cents per: apple pie fundraiser for

Dear members of the birding group of Metro Vancouver area, I wanted to inform you that聽Birds Canada organizes a *birding event* *in the Fraser Estuary Important Bird Area on Saturday, November 20th*.

Dear members of the birding group of Metro Vancouver area, I wanted to inform you that Birds Canada organizes a birding event in the Fraser Estuary Important Bird Area on Saturday, November 20th. This

Thanks Derek, that鈥檚 awesome! wrote: V�

Hi Vancouver birders, Quite a lot of people have asked when our full Kenya trip report would be available with the bird list and information on guides and accommodations etc. so here it is for anyone