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Thanks for sharing that article Perry. Very interesting. I didn't even know about the division if birds into fused and non-fused palate. I wonder if the ratites, rather than regressing (which is

Radical new findings on the origins of modern birds: Fossil overturns more than a century of knowledge about the origin of modern birds phys.org Perry Edwards North Vancouver

Rejoice listers! The Steller’s Jay may be split into two (or possibly three) species. Maybe. :) https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1002/ece3.9517 Daniel Bastaja danielbastaja@...

Interesting Bob Hay Cassidy, BC

Yep even had a MADU at our park near home yesterday in southern CA. Amazing how people can be so defensive of something so many birders haven't mastered as brilliant Canadian birders have so

Go for it I'll be your cheerleader.

Interestingly, they're not really a new thing. It appears that the first list of standardized 4-letter codes was published in 1978, now 44 years ago. Even the more current format, from the Institute

Well, I've also been birding for over 30 years and am now 79 and find this list handy when I don't know the code, as I didn't with ANMU. Cheers, Val Fuller.

Thanks. Sorry but after being a birder since I was 9 and now 73, haven't learned, nor do I care to, all the new abbreviations that are too easily spelled out. But appreciate you taking time to answer.

Ancient Murrelet. See: https://www.birdatlas.bc.ca/bcdata/codes.jsp?lang=en&pg=species&sortorder=codes Val Fuller

Thanks Ian

They can be scoped off the White Rock pier. They are also viewable by scope from Lighthouse Marine Park in Point Roberts. Ian Burgess wrote:

Hi Mike, Where in White Rock did you see them? Thanks, Nikhil -- Nikhil Patwardhan

ANCIENT MURRELET

What on earth is an ANMU? [email protected]> wrote:

I have been out quite often this last week or so. Taking my son Luke and we are seeing these guys everywhere... they were hard to find a few years ago. Seen at White Rock, Point Roberts and

Just passing this along, please contact PIF if you have any questions. From: Western Partners In Flight <WPART-L@...> On Behalf Of Carol Beidleman Sent: November 9, 2022 11:11 AM

Hello, It's getting to that time of year to start planning and encouraging people to get involved in the Christmas Bird Count (CBC). See Christmas Bird Count | Birds Canada | Oiseaux Canada

Saturday November 19: the Fraser Estuary KBA (Key Biodiversity Area) eBird Count is happening again, organized by Birds Canada! Choose a zone you want to survey, count all the birds within that zone

FYI, just passing this along. please check out the registration page or contact [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> if you would like further information. Forum is in