WOSNews 92 Companion August / September 2004
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| 16th Annual WOS Conference Recap- Moscow Idaho | Brian Bell | |
| Early Nocturnal Feeding by Female Rufous Hummingbirds | Mike Denny | |
| Site Guide: The Backyards of Ocean Shores | Dianna L. Moore | |
| Birding Kotzebue, Alaska | Brian Bell and Michael Hobbs | |
| Washington Field Notes October-November 2003 | Tom Aversa | |
Web Addresses
| Classes for Summer 2004 | Olympic Park Institute | www.OlympicParkInstitute.com |
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| Band Recoveries | Bird Banding Laboratory | http://www.pwrc.usgs.gov/bbl |
Photos
| Early Nocturnal Feeding by Female Rufous Hummingbirds | Birding Kotzebue, Alaska |
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| Hummingbird visiting a feeder at night, La Center, Clark, March 22, 2004. Photo by Mike Denny | Long-tailed Jaeger were less common than Parasitic Jaeger, but were much more stunning in breeding plumage. Photo by Brian Bell, June 2004. |
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| The sun dips but does not set over the Noatak River near Kotzebue, Alaska. This photo was taken around 1:30 a.m. on June 21, 2004 by Michael Hobbs. | Long-tailed Ducks looked very different in their breeding plumage. Scattered pairs were fairly common. Photo by Brian Bell, June 2004. |
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| Arctic Terns were common breeders. We also saw a very few Aleutian Terns. Photo by Brian Bell, June 2004. | Thick-billed Murre (left) were much more common than Common Murre (right) on the cliffs at Deering. The pointed, turquoise-colored murre eggs (far right) could be seen when the adults flushed from the cliffs. Photo by Brian Bell, June 18, 2004. |
| Washington Field Notes | |
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| Hybrid Eurasian x American Wigeon near the Three Crabs Restaurant north of Sequim, Clallam, October 24, 2003. Photo by Denny Granstrand. |
Harlequin Ducks at Fort Flagler, Jefferson,
October 23, 2003. Photo by Denny Granstrand. |
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| Dunlin in non-breeding plumage at Wenas Lake, Yakima, October 19, 2003. Photo by Denny Granstrand. | Vermillion
Flycatcher, Nisqually NWR, Thurston, November 30, 2003. Photo by Craig Standbridge. |
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