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]]> http://birdfreak.com/citizen-science-magpie-monitors/comment-page-1/#comment-3415 Mary Carlson Fri, 15 Feb 2008 00:39:51 +0000 http://birdfreak.com/citizen-science-magpie-monitors/#comment-3415 Hi Birdfreak - I'm glad you pointed that out about the yellow-billed magpie and its dwindling numbers. When I went birding with an Audubon group last month, there were only three of them observed (in the Panoche Valley area). And that was an all-day birding trip and about a 30 square mile territory traveled. In reality, we saw more Phainopepla than we saw YB magpies. Hi Birdfreak – I’m glad you pointed that out about the yellow-billed magpie and its dwindling numbers. When I went birding with an Audubon group last month, there were only three of them observed (in the Panoche Valley area). And that was an all-day birding trip and about a 30 square mile territory traveled. In reality, we saw more Phainopepla than we saw YB magpies.

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