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Previous RBA Page : Alabama RBA for November, 1999
Next RBA Page: Alabama RBA for January, 2000
Please send records with appropriate details to: Greg D. Jackson, 2220 Baneberry Drive, Birmingham, AL 35244.
The following may be called for information: on birding in Alabama, Greg Jackson at 205/987-2855; about the Alabama Ornithological Society, Charles Kennedy at 334/382-2680; about the Birmingham Audubon Society, Ann Miller at 205/879-7709; about the Shoals Audubon Society in n.w. Alabama, Bill Rogers at 256/766-5738; about the Tennessee Valley Audubon Society in Huntsville, Ruby Norman at 256/773-4369; about the Coastal Birding Association, Venetia Friend at 334/928-4437.
* Alabama
* Statewide
* December 27,1999
* ALST9912.27
- Birds mentioned
Pacific Loon
Eared Grebe
BROWN BOOBY
GREAT CORMORANT
Greater White-fronted Goose
Ross's Goose
Marbled Godwit
Great Black-backed Gull
CALLIOPE HUMMINGBIRD
Vermilion Flycatcher
Western Kingbird
Scissor-tailed Flycatcher
Lark Sparrow
Henslow's Sparrow
Lapland Longspur
Evening Grosbeak
Note: Species capitalized above are on the Alabama Bird Records Committee Review List.
Please send records with appropriate details to: Greg D. Jackson, 2220 Baneberry Drive,
Birmingham, AL 35244.
Alabama Ornithological Society website: http://www.bham.net/aos/
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Hotline: Alabama Ornithological Society Rare Bird Alert
Date: December 27, 1999
Number: 205/987-2730
Compiler: Greg D. Jackson
Email: greg-debi.jackson@prodigy.net
Hello, this is the Alabama Rare Bird Report for Monday, December 27, 1999.
HIGHLIGHTS: Pacific Loon, Eared Grebe, Brown Booby, Great Cormorant, Gr.
White-fronted and Ross's geese, Calliope Hummingbird, Vermilion Flycatcher, Western
Kingbird, Scissor-tailed Flycatcher, Lark and Le Conte's, sparrows, and Lapland Longspur.
NOTE: When possible, blocks from the DeLorme Alabama Atlas will be given after the
site description, with the page number followed by the block.
A PACIFIC LOON was discovered 12/25 below Wheeler Dam, seen from the south side of the
river. [DeLorme 17-C10]
LE CONTE'S SPARROWS continue to be seen at Key Cave NWR west of Florence. Go west
from town on AL 20 towards Savannah and turn left on Co. 2 (Gunwaleford Rd.). In 4.0
miles turn left on Co. 223 and go 1.5 miles south to Co. 204. Turn right and go 0.6
miles to a small parking lot on the left. The sparrows have been in the extreme northwest
corner and central parts of the refuge. LAPLAND LONGSPURS have been seen in surrounding
cotton fields this season. [DeLorme 16-D5]
The Wheeler NWR CBC 12/18 produced two ROSS'S GEESE (in the Limestone Bay goose flock),
over 40 SANDHILL CRANES (most probably at Limestone Bay), over 50 LAPLAND LONGSPURS
(likely at Beulah Bay in Swan Creek WMA and at the Calhoun College golf practice field),
and an EVENING GROSBEAK.
An EARED GREBE was seen 12/26 from the mid-portion of the AL 69 causeway at Guntersville
on the north side. [DeLorme 25-A10]
A female CALLIOPE HUMMINGBIRD continued 12/13 in northeast Albertville. Traveling north on
US 431, cross the railroad tracks and turn right at the light on Rose Road. Go to
the Pepper residence at 2654 Rose Road and park behind the house where the feeder can be
viewed. Advance notice is not required; the large white dog reportedly is friendly!
[DeLorme 26-B1]
At Eufaula NWR a male VERMILION FLYCATCHER continued through 12/18 at the Julian Dusi
overlook platform and . Seen 12/14 were four GREATER WHITE-FRONTED GEESE, three BALD
EAGLES, 15 SANDHILL CRANES, and a SHORT-EARED OWL. The owl was not found
12/18, but may be in the area still. Birders are asked to not go beyond the platform
but to look from the platform itself. [DeLorme 54-B5]
The Dauphin Island CBC 12/20 produced reports of several unusual birds, including BROWN
BOOBY (Sand Island), GREAT CORMORANT (jetties at Marina), MARBLED GODWIT (East End), GREAT
BLACK-BACKED GULL (West end - Sehoy and Between Sand Is. and Fishing Pier), an odd, large
dark-backed gull resembling Western Gull (West end - Sehoy ), WESTERN KINGBIRD (East End
& Mon Lois Is.), SCISSOR-TAILED FLYCATCHER (Heron Bay Loop), LARK SPARROW (Isle
Dauphine Country Club parking lot), and HENSLOW'S SPARROW (Heron Bay Loop). An
attempt to relocate the two gulls 12/22 was unsuccessful. [DeLorme 64]
The following may be called for information:
Birding in Alabama: Greg Jackson, 205/987-2855
Alabama Ornithological Society: Larry Gardella, 334/613-0690;
Birmingham Audubon Society: Ann Miller, 205/879-7709;
Shoals Audubon Society (n.w. Alabama): Bill Rogers, 256/766-5738;
Tennessee Valley Audubon Society (Huntsville): Ruby Norman, 256/773-4369;
Coastal Birding Association: Venetia Friend, 334/928-4437;
Raptors: Joe Shelnutt, 334/844-6025.
Sighting information, and requests for regular email transcripts, can be transmitted by
e-mail to greg-debi.jackson@prodigy.net.
Thank you.
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RBA
* Alabama
* Statewide
* December 22,1999
* ALST9912.22
- Birds mentioned
Greater White-fronted Goose
Ross's Goose
Bald Eagle
RED PHALAROPE
Franklin's Gull
Laughing Gull
SNOWY OWL (FL) !!!!!!!!!
Short-eared Owl
CALLIOPE HUMMINGBIRD
Vermilion Flycatcher
Lapland Longspur
Evening Grosbeak
Note: Species capitalized above are on the Alabama Bird Records Committee Review List.
Please send records with appropriate details to: Greg D. Jackson, 2220 Baneberry Drive,
Birmingham, AL 35244.
Alabama Ornithological Society website: http://www.bham.net/aos/
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Hotline: Alabama Ornithological Society Rare Bird Alert
Date: December 22, 1999
Number: 205/987-2730
Compiler: Greg D. Jackson
Email: greg-debi.jackson@prodigy.net
Hello, this is the Alabama Rare Bird Report for Wednesday, December 22, 1999. MERRY
CHRISTMAS!!!
HIGHLIGHTS: Gr. White-fronted and Ross's geese, Red Phalarope, Short-eared Owl,
Calliope Hummingbird, Vermilion Flycatcher, Le Conte's Sparrow, and Lapland Longspur; and
in Florida, SNOWY OWL!!!
NOTE: When possible, blocks from the DeLorme Alabama Atlas will be given after the
site description, with the page number followed by the block.
A RED PHALAROPE was discovered at the northwest corner of the Second Creek embayment at
Waterloo 12/18, but was not relocated the next day despite intensive searching.
[DeLorme Atlas 16-A3]
A SHORT-EARED OWL has returned to Key Cave NWR west of Florence, and at least six LE
CONTE'S SPARROWS have been seen through 12/17. Go west from town on AL 20 towards Savannah
and turn left on Co. 2 (Gunwaleford Rd.). In 4.0 miles turn left on Co. 223 and go
1.5 miles south to Co. 204. Turn right and go 0.6 miles to a small parking lot on
the left. The owl was seen 11/21 in a field near the dry pond in the center of the
refuge, near the last (easternmost) bluebird box. The sparrows have been in the extreme
northwest corner and central parts of the refuge. [DeLorme 16-D5]
A flock of 75-100 LAPLAND LONGSPURS was discovered 11/28 in a cotton field
approximately 0.5 miles east of the eastern boundary of Key Cave NWR. On the way to
Key Cave NWR, turn left on Co. 204 and go east about 0.25 miles; the birds were seen on
the south side of the road, but cotton fields are extensive in this area. On 12/5,
25 longspurs were seen in the soybean fields in this area, and three were present 12/17.
[DeLorme 16-D5]
Two adult BALD EAGLES were at Wilson Dam 12/16. [DeLorme 17-C7]
At Wheeler Dam, single FRANKLIN'S and LAUGHING GULLS were seen 12/5. [DeLorme 17-C10]
The Wheeler NWR CBC 12/18 produced two ROSS'S GEESE (in the Limestone Bay goose flock),
over 40 SANDHILL CRANES (most probably at Limestone Bay), over 50 LAPLAND LONGSPURS
(likely at Beulah Bay in Swan Creek WMA and at the Calhoun College golf practice field),
and an EVENING GROSBEAK.
A female CALLIOPE HUMMINGBIRD continued 12/13 in northeast Albertville. Traveling north on
US 431, cross the railroad tracks and turn right at the light on Rose Road. Go to
the Pepper residence at 2654 Rose Road and park behind the house where the feeder can be
viewed. Advance notice is not required; the large white dog reportedly is friendly!
[DeLorme 26-B1]
At Eufaula NWR 12/14, a male VERMILION FLYCATCHER was discovered from the Julian Dusi
overlook platform and continued through 12/18. Also seen 12/14 were four GREATER
WHITE-FRONTED GEESE, three BALD EAGLES, 15 SANDHILL CRANES, and a SHORT-EARED OWL.
The owl was not found 12/18, but may be in the area still. Birders are
asked to not go beyond the platform but to look from the platform itself. [DeLorme
54-B5]
An odd, large, dark-backed gull was seen 12/20 at the West End of Dauphin Island on the
Mississippi Sound shore near Sehoy Street. Observers of this bird are encourage to
take photographs if possible. [DeLorme 64-B3]
At St. George Island SP in Franklin Co., FL, an immature SNOWY OWL continued through
12/20. It has been on a sand dune approximately 3/4 mile from the end of the road
(stop sign and unpaved road continues east). The owl has been about 60 feet from the road
between the road and the bay to the north. [FL DeLorme Atlas, p. 61]
The following may be called for information:
Birding in Alabama: Greg Jackson, 205/987-2855
Alabama Ornithological Society: Larry Gardella, 334/613-0690;
Birmingham Audubon Society: Ann Miller, 205/879-7709;
Shoals Audubon Society (n.w. Alabama): Bill Rogers, 256/766-5738;
Tennessee Valley Audubon Society (Huntsville): Ruby Norman, 256/773-4369;
Coastal Birding Association: Venetia Friend, 334/928-4437;
Raptors: Joe Shelnutt, 334/844-6025.
Sighting information, and requests for regular email transcripts, can be transmitted by
e-mail to greg-debi.jackson@prodigy.net.
Thank you.
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RBA -- Internet Update Only -- see full report 12/11/99
* Alabama
* Statewide
* December 14,1999
* ALST9912.14
- Birds mentioned
Greater White-fronted Goose
Bald Eagle
Sandhill Crane
SNOWY OWL (FL) !!!!!!!!!
Short-eared Owl
CALLIOPE HUMMINGBIRD
Vermilion Flycatcher
Note: Species capitalized above are on the Alabama Bird Records Committee Review List.
Please send records with appropriate details to: Greg D. Jackson, 2220 Baneberry Drive,
Birmingham, AL 35244.
Alabama Ornithological Society website: http://www.bham.net/aos/
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Hotline: Alabama Ornithological Society Rare Bird Alert
Date: December 14, 1999
Number: 205/987-2730
Compiler: Greg D. Jackson
Email: greg-debi.jackson@prodigy.net
The SNOWY OWL continued to be seen through 12/13 at St. George Island SP in northwest
Florida. It has changed location slightly, and most recently was spotted on a sand
dune approximately 3/4 mile from the end of the road (stop sign and unpaved road continues
east). The owl was about 60 feet from the road between the road and the bay to the
north.
The CALLIOPE HUMMINGBIRD continued through 12/13 at Albertville.
At Eufaula NWR today, a male VERMILION FLYCATCHER was discovered from the Julian Dusi
overlook platform. Also seen here today were four GREATER WHITE-FRONTED GEESE, three
BALD EAGLES, 15 SANDHILL CRANES, and a SHORT-EARED OWL. Birders are asked to not go
beyond the platform but to look from the platform itself.
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RBA
* Alabama
* Statewide
* December 11,1999
* ALST9912.11
- Birds mentioned
booby sp.
American White Pelican
Anhinga
Greater White-fronted Goose
EURASIAN WIGEON
Surf Scoter
Rough-legged Hawk
Marbled Godwit
Franklin's Gull
Laughing Gull
SNOWY OWL (FL) !!!!!!!!!
Short-eared Owl
CALLIOPE HUMMINGBIRD
Vermilion Flycatcher
Western Kingbird
Le Conte's Sparrow
Lark Sparrow
Lapland Longspur
Note: Species capitalized above are on the Alabama Bird Records Committee Review List.
Please send records with appropriate details to: Greg D. Jackson, 2220 Baneberry Drive,
Birmingham, AL 35244.
Alabama Ornithological Society website: http://www.bham.net/aos/
- Transcript
Hotline: Alabama Ornithological Society Rare Bird Alert
Date: December 11, 1999
Number: 205/987-2730
Compiler: Greg D. Jackson
Email: greg-debi.jackson@prodigy.net
Hello, this is the Alabama Rare Bird Report for Saturday, December 11, 1999.
HIGHLIGHTS: booby sp., Gr. White-fronted Goose, Eurasian Wigeon, Marbled Godwit,
Short-eared Owl, Calliope Hummingbird, Vermilion Flycatcher, Western Kingbird, Le Conte's
and Lark sparrows, and Lapland Longspur; and in Florida, SNOWY OWL!!!
NOTE: When possible, blocks from the DeLorme Alabama Atlas will be given after the
site description, with the page number followed by the block.
A SHORT-EARED OWL has returned to Key Cave NWR west of Florence, and at least six LE
CONTE'S SPARROWS have been seen through 11/28. Go west from town on AL 20 towards Savannah
and turn left on Co. 2 (Gunwaleford Rd.). In 4.0 miles turn left on Co. 223 and go
1.5 miles south to Co. 204. Turn right and go 0.6 miles to a small parking lot on
the left. The owl was seen 11/21 in a field near the dry pond in the center of the
refuge, near the last (easternmost) bluebird box. The sparrows have been in the extreme
northwest corner and central parts of the refuge. [DeLorme 16-D5]
A flock of 75-100 LAPLAND LONGSPURS was discovered 11/28 in a cotton field
approximately 0.5 miles east of the eastern boundary of Key Cave NWR. On the way to
Key Cave NWR, turn left on Co. 204 and go east about 0.25 miles; the birds were seen on
the south side of the road, but cotton fields are extensive in this area. On 12/5,
25 longspurs were seen in the soybean fields in this area. [DeLorme 16-D5]
At Wheeler Dam, single FRANKLIN'S and LAUGHING GULLS were seen 12/5. [DeLorme 17-C10]
A male EURASIAN WIGEON continued 12/1 at the Wheeler NWR visitor center observation
building. [DeLorme 18-G4]
Nineteen AM. WHITE PELICANS were seen again 12/4 at Swan Creek WMA at Beulah Bay from the
west side at Dairy Road. Go north from US Alt 72 on US 31 and turn left just past
the GM plant at the WMA sign. After two sets of 90-degree right/left turns, turn
left on the dirt Dairy Road and drive to the bay. A ROUGH-LEGGED HAWK was spotted
12/4 east of Limestone Bay in Wheeler NWR in the Greenbrier area. [DeLorme 18-F5]
A female CALLIOPE HUMMINGBIRD was banded 11/29 in northeast Albertville. Traveling north
on US 431, cross the railroad tracks and turn right at the light on Rose Road. Go to
the Pepper residence at 2654 Rose Road and park behind the house where the feeder can be
viewed. Advance notice is not required; the large white dog reportedly is friendly!
[DeLorme 26-B1]
An albino hawk was seen 12/2 at the Hanceville exit of I-65 on AL 91 in Cullman County.
[DeLorme 24-G5]
Four GREATER WHITE-FRONTED GEESE were seen 12/2 at Eufaula NWR. [DeLorme 54-B5]
Two MARBLED GODWITS were on the mudflats near the Battleship 11/30. An adult LARK
SPARROW was seen 12/2 at the Battleship near the fence at the model airplane runway
(adjacent to the boardwalk trail). [DeLorme 62-D4]
Two ANHINGAS were found 12/2 at Cooper Lake on Baldwin Co. 64 between Daphne and Loxley.
[DeLorme 63-E6/7]
A SHORT-EARED OWL was discovered 12/1 south of the Ft. Morgan Road, about 100 feet east of
Choctaw Road near Pilot Town. An unidentified BOOBY was seen over the Bay at Pilot
Town. [DeLorme 64-B5]
Two flocks of SURF SCOTERS flew past Ft. Morgan 12/1, and two WESTERN KINGBIRDS were on
the wires near the restrooms. [DeLorme 64-B4]
A male VERMILION FLYCATCHER was at the sewage treatment plant near Oyster Bay Village on
the Ft. Morgan road 12/1. [DeLorme 64-F2]
At St. George Island SP in Franklin Co., FL, an immature SNOWY OWL was seen 12/9-10.
[FL DeLorme Atlas, p. 61]
The following may be called for information:
Birding in Alabama: Greg Jackson, 205/987-2855
Alabama Ornithological Society: Larry Gardella, 334/613-0690;
Birmingham Audubon Society: Ann Miller, 205/879-7709;
Shoals Audubon Society (n.w. Alabama): Bill Rogers, 256/766-5738;
Tennessee Valley Audubon Society (Huntsville): Ruby Norman, 256/773-4369;
Coastal Birding Association: Venetia Friend, 334/928-4437;
Raptors: Joe Shelnutt, 334/844-6025.
Sighting information, and requests for regular email transcripts, can be transmitted by
e-mail to greg-debi.jackson@prodigy.net.
Thank you.
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RBA
* Alabama
* Statewide
* December 3,1999
* ALST9912.3
- Birds mentioned
Red-throated Loon
booby sp.
Brown Pelican
GREAT CORMORANT (possible)
Anhinga
Greater White-fronted Goose
Ross's Goose
EURASIAN WIGEON
Surf Scoter
King Rail
Sandhill Crane
American Golden-Plover
Marbled Godwit
Short-eared Owl
CALLIOPE HUMMINGBIRD
Vermilion Flycatcher
Western Kingbird
Horned Lark
Marsh Wren
Le Conte's Sparrow
Lark Sparrow
Lincoln's Sparrow
Lapland Longspur
Note: Species capitalized above are on the Alabama Bird Records Committee Review List.
Please send records with appropriate details to: Greg D. Jackson, 2220 Baneberry Drive,
Birmingham, AL 35244.
Alabama Ornithological Society website: http://www.bham.net/aos/
- Transcript
Hotline: Alabama Ornithological Society Rare Bird Alert
Date: December 3, 1999
Number: 205/987-2730
Compiler: Greg D. Jackson
Email: greg-debi.jackson@prodigy.net
Hello, this is the Alabama Rare Bird Report for Friday, December 3, 1999.
HIGHLIGHTS: Red-throated Loon, booby sp., possible Great Cormorant, Gr. White-fronted and
Ross's Geese, Eurasian Wigeon, Marbled Godwit, Short-eared Owl, Calliope Hummingbird,
Vermilion Flycatcher, Western Kingbird, Le Conte's, Lark, and Lincoln's sparrows, and
Lapland Longspur.
NOTE: When possible, blocks from the DeLorme Alabama Atlas will be given after the
site description, with the page number followed by the block.
A BROWN PELICAN was seen on Wilson Lake near Florence last weekend, appearing last at
Wilson Dam 11/28. This probably is the same bird seen in recent weeks near Decatur.
[DeLorme 17-C7]
A SHORT-EARED OWL has returned to Key Cave NWR west of Florence, and at least six LE
CONTE'S SPARROWS have been seen through 11/28. Go west from town on AL 20 towards Savannah
and turn left on Co. 2 (Gunwaleford Rd.). In 4.0 miles turn left on Co. 223 and go
1.5 miles south to Co. 204. Turn right and go 0.6 miles to a small parking lot on
the left. The owl was seen 11/21 in a field near the dry pond in the center of the
refuge, near the last (easternmost) bluebird box. The sparrows have been in the extreme
northwest corner and central parts of the refuge. [DeLorme 16-D5]
A flock of 75-100 LAPLAND LONGSPURS was discovered 11/28/99 in a cotton field
approximately 0.5 miles east of the eastern boundary of Key Cave NWR. On the way to
Key Cave NWR, turn left on Co. 204 and go east about 0.25 miles; the birds were seen on
the south side of the road, but cotton fields are extensive in this area. [DeLorme
16-D5]
A male EURASIAN WIGEON continued 12/1 at the Wheeler NWR visitor center observation
building. [DeLorme 18-G4]
At Limestone Bay in Wheeler NWR, 28 SANDHILL CRANES continued 11/26; two ROSS'S GEESE were
located here 11/20. Go east from I-65 north of the river, and take the first exit at
Mooresville. Turn right twice and just before the road ends, turn left at the boat landing
sign. Go about a mile to a gate on the left and walk to the shore in the area of the
cemetery. Best light is in the afternoon. [DeLorme 18-F5]
Six LAPLAND LONGSPURS were found 11/22 at the usual site at Calhoun College near Decatur.
From US Alt 72, go north on US 31 and turn right at the light near the Hardee's.
Go about a half mile and check the golf practice field on the left between the two
ball fields. [DeLorme 18-E4]
A RED-THROATED LOON was seen 11/29 near the beach at Lake Guntersville State Park.
[DeLorme 26-A1]
A female CALLIOPE HUMMINGBIRD was banded 11/29 in northeast Albertville. Traveling north
on US 431, cross the railroad tracks and turn right at the light on Rose Road. Go to
the Pepper residence at 2654 Rose Road and park behind the house where the feeder can be
viewed. Advance notice is not required; the large white dog reportedly is friendly!
[DeLorme 26-B1]
An albino hawk was seen 12/2 at the Hanceville exit I-65 on AL 91 in Cullman County.
[DeLorme 24-G5]
There have been several recent sightings of PEREGRINE FALCONS in downtown Birmingham near
the top of the AmSouth-Sonat Building at the intersection of 5th Avenue N and 20th Street
N. The favored perch is on the east side of the building, just below the roofline at
the NE corner. A convenient viewing point is an alley entrance on the east side of
20th Street, between 5th and 6th Avenues N. [DeLorme 30-E5]
About 50 HORNED LARKS have been present recently at the southeast end of the Birmingham
airport. [DeLorme 31-D6]
Birds recently at the Woerner Turf Farm in Lowndes County included KING RAIL, an AM.
GOLDEN-PLOVER, many HORNED LARKS, a MARSH WREN, a LINCOLN'S SPARROW, and 40 LAPLAND
LONGSPURS. Take Co. 29 through Lowndesboro from US 80. At 4.8 miles from US 80 turn
right at the sign for the farm. In 3.0 miles the paved road becomes dirt. In another 1.5
miles you reach the farm entrance on the left at a 90-degree right turn. Roads are
slick here in wet weather; please do not walk or drive on the grass at this or any sod
farm. [DeLorme 44-E4]
A WHITE-WINGED DOVE was seen 11/22 and 11/24 at the private Greenville Country Club.
Call Annabel Markle at 334/382-8572 for information. [DeLorme 51-D9]
Four GREATER WHITE-FRONTED GEESE were seen 12/2 at Eufaula NWR. [DeLorme 54-B5]
A possible GREAT CORMORANT was seen 11/30 at the boardwalk of Meaher State Park on the
Mobile Causeway. [DeLorme 62-D5]
Two MARBLED GODWITS were on the mudflats near the Battleship 11/30. An adult LARK
SPARROW was seen 12/2 at the Battleship near the fence at the model airplane runway
(adjacent to the boardwalk trail). [DeLorme 62-D4]
Two ANHINGAS were found 12/2 at Cooper Lake on Baldwin Co. 64 between Daphne and Loxley.
[DeLorme 63-E6/7]
A SHORT-EARED OWL was discovered 12/1 south of the Ft. Morgan Road, about 100 feet east of
Choctaw Road near Pilot Town. An unidentified booby was seen over the Bay at Pilot
Town. [DeLorme 64-B5]
Two flocks of SURF SCOTERS flew past Ft. Morgan 12/1, and two WESTERN KINGBIRDS were on
the wires near the restrooms. [DeLorme 64-B4]
A male VERMILION FLYCATCHER was at the sewage treatment plant near Oyster Bay Village on
the Ft. Morgan road 12/1. [DeLorme 64-F2]
The following may be called for information:
Birding in Alabama: Greg Jackson, 205/987-2855
Alabama Ornithological Society: Larry Gardella, 334/613-0690;
Birmingham Audubon Society: Ann Miller, 205/879-7709;
Shoals Audubon Society (n.w. Alabama): Bill Rogers, 256/766-5738;
Tennessee Valley Audubon Society (Huntsville): Ruby Norman, 256/773-4369;
Coastal Birding Association: Venetia Friend, 334/928-4437;
Raptors: Joe Shelnutt, 334/844-6025.
Sighting information, and requests for regular email transcripts, can be transmitted by
e-mail to greg-debi.jackson@prodigy.net.
Thank you.
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