[mou] Thanks on sparrow responses
Milton Blomberg
MJBFLWRMT@MSN.COM
Mon, 3 Oct 2005 21:17:05 -0500
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I am impressed with the care of your responses on the Nelson's vs =
LeConte's discussion. I will save them awhile an ponder, perhaps =
summarize in a post for all. For now, it seems the crown stripe and the =
nape coloration are the major field marks to note carefully. As it is, =
I still lean on the Nelson's because of the starkness of coloration, =
especially the separated facial and nape gray patches. Thanks again for =
increasing my experience, as was suggested, one of the best ways to id =
sparrows is by one's own experience. sincerely, mjb
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