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For the first time almost every bird on the list this year got at least one vote, with an additional write-in vote for a bird not on the list. 37% - Red-shouldered Hawk 24% - Tri-colored Heron 18% -

As NA banders we use the alpha codes listed by the Bird Banding Offices (Bird Banding Lab/USGS): https://www.pwrc.usgs.gov/BBL/MANUAL/speclist.cfm You can sort the list alphabetically by clicking on

The link I sent shows Norther Shoveler as NOSL. So, it seems different sources show different abbreviations. Good to know. Thanks, Valerie

Northern Shrike, Northern Shoveler... my Sibley app says they are NSHR and NSHO. But who am I to say which is right? Here's a thread in which several experienced people variously say "Everybody is

Hi Valerie and others, If the normal way of using the first two letters of the first and last names of birds was used, then Northern Shrike and Northern Shoveler, would result in exactly the same

Sorry to be a pain, but I think that should be NOSH. See below: https://www.birdatlas.bc.ca/bcdata/codes.jsp?lang=en&pg=species&sortorder=codes Cheers, Valerie Fuller.

Agree Larry – it’s a NSHR! I’ve attached a couple of photos of NSHR banded at CF showing the length of the deeply hooked bill and pale base to the bill lacking on LOSH. And Larry….you’re

This is a Northern Shrike, relatively common here in winter. The black mask is less extensive than a Loggerhead’s and does not extend over the bill. Beautiful birds.

Could be right, Larry. The angle of the head could be deceiving. I'll leave it up to the experts. My experience is that if the bird ignores you it's Northern. Conversely... Roger

Looks like a Northern Shrike to me. LOSH has shorter beak and a much more pronounced black on the face. But I've been wrong before. Larry To: [email protected] Sent: Friday, January 7, 2022 7:21:22

Hi All Happy New Year I picked this up on one of the Maple Ridge FB groups. This is the report.? Image captured Jan 4. There are 3 different access points and possibly the N end of 224th. "Clare

Last chance to get your vote in....... One should add Tofino's Blue Grosbeak to the list - 2nd BC Record - that just squeaked in the last few days of Dec. Results will be posted later this week Kevin

Posted the dashcam video to YouTube, it was just before Exit 20 https://youtu.be/-JOaWeX0i24 wrote: -- Nikhil Patwardhan

thanks for sharing - and how great to see such a beautiful owl wrote:

Related to this sighting is the fairly recent release of the proposed (comment period) recovery strategy for the western barn owl population: Barn Owl (Tyto alba): recovery strategy, western

Driving on 99 from Surrey towards Richmond, a Barn Owl crossed the highway about 50 feet in front of my car somewhere between exit 16 and exit 28 (a large range I know but in the excitement I forgot

Kevin Neill ( /g/bcvibirds/profile/@goshawk67 ) 21:03 #45356 ( /g/bcvibirds/message/45356 ) Despite fires and floods, heat domes and atmospheric rivers BC birders

Time to reduce my bird book collection. I have about 20 listed on facebook. Anyone interested please copy and paste the links; https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/4770051279719800

Now showed up on Monday Night Football also. wrote:

Great job Perry – thanks – the whole campaign has received a lot of traction on social media so hopefully Geico will get the message and remove the ad. Someone said they couldn’t find it so