[mou] an escape
Chris Fagyal
Chris.Fagyal@udlp.com
Mon, 25 Oct 2004 10:35:45 -0500
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If anyone is keeping tabs on this, i'd be interested in photographing it
this coming weekend as it's only a tad over an hour from my house. Even
if it is escaped it'd be nice to have some documented pictures for
posterity :) Who knows, maybe the Weaver just got lost ;) (yea right,
i'm dreaming...)
A heads up this Thursday or Friday on whether it is still being seen
would be cool.
Thanks,
Chris Fagyal
Senior Software Engineer
United Defense, L.P. ASD (UDLP-GSD 'til Nov 1)
Fridley, MN (San Jose, CA 'til Nov 1)
(763) 572-5320
(408) 289-3840 ('til Nov 1)
chris.fagyal@udlp.com
>>> "Anthony X. Hertzel" <axhertzel@sihope.com> 10/25/2004 07:47:05 AM
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I typically don't post sightings of obvious escaped birds, but this
one is really unusual. There is a female Baglafecht Weaver (Ploceus
baglafecht) visiting a feeder in the town of Freeport, Stearns
County. The species is not on the AOU Check-List of North American
Birds. They occur throughout eastern Africa, and are best known from
the highlands of Kenya. It also occurs in north-eastern Uganda,
south-eastern Ethiopia, northern Tanzania, and other nearby countries.
Paul Hetland is hosting the bird at 313 2nd Ave NW in Freeport. The
feeder can be seen from the street.
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<DIV><FONT size=2></FONT>If anyone is keeping tabs on this, i'd be intereste
d in
photographing it this coming weekend as it's only a tad over an hour from my
house. Even if it is escaped it'd be nice to have some documented pict
ures
for posterity :) Who knows, maybe the Weaver just got lost ;) (yea rig
ht,
i'm dreaming...)</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>A heads up this Thursday or Friday on whether it is still being seen wo
uld
be cool.</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>Thanks,</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>Chris Fagyal<BR>Senior Software Engineer<BR>United Defense, L.P. ASD
(UDLP-GSD 'til Nov 1)<BR>Fridley, MN (San Jose, CA 'til Nov 1)<BR>(763)
572-5320<BR>(408) 289-3840 ('til Nov 1)<BR><A
href="mailto:chris.fagyal@udlp.com">chris.fagyal@udlp.com</A><BR><BR>>>
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"Anthony X. Hertzel" <axhertzel@sihope.com> 10/25/2004 07:47:05 AM
>>><BR>I typically don't post sightings of obvious escaped birds, b
ut
this <BR>one is really unusual. There is a female Baglafecht Weaver (Ploceus
<BR>baglafecht) visiting a feeder in the town of Freeport, Stearns <BR>Count
y.
The species is not on the AOU Check-List of North American <BR>Birds. They o
ccur
throughout eastern Africa, and are best known from <BR>the highlands of Keny
a.
It also occurs in north-eastern Uganda, <BR>south-eastern Ethiopia, northern
Tanzania, and other nearby countries.<BR><BR>Paul Hetland is hosting the bir
d at
313 2nd Ave NW in Freeport. The <BR>feeder can be seen from the
street.<BR><BR>-- <BR>Anthony X. Hertzel --
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