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[va-bird] Barnacle Goose
- From: Ken Hollinga <hollinga@xxxxxxx>
- To: va-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 07 Feb 2002 09:27:55 -0500
The following is posted at the request of Jay Sheppard.
>
>From: JMSheppar@xxxxxxx
>Date: Wed, 6 Feb 2002 12:43:12 EST
>Subject: goose
>I tired to post a note on the VA-birds net, but it did not come back OR get
>posted. ..........???? I followed the simple instructions at the bottom
>of each message as to how to post a message.
>
>I am tracking down more info re the origin of the flock of Canadas it was
>with...two were banded as adults near Peterborough, Ont. in summer 1999.
>That is also a great area for aviculturists...so I am asking some contacts
>in CWS and others in that area to see if any of those aviculturists lost a
>Barnacle prior to last summer. I expect such escapees to more likely
>imprint in their first summer on following/associating with another
>species, so this adult Barnacle is most likely to have joined the Canadas
>prior to 2001. Canadians are not required to mark their captive waterfowl.
> Most of us in the FWS thought that only a fraction of the US captive
>waterfowl were marked in some manner....so an unmarked bird means zilch.
>
>We had no problem finding the goose next to Lake Cook yesterday about
10:30 AM...also had easy looks (that is how we also read the band numbers
of the pair of Canadas it was with).
>
>Cheers
>
>Jay
>
>
Ken Hollinga
Conventions and Conferences Manager
American Birding Association
9209 Cutting Horse Court
Springfield, VA 22153
Tel 703-866-1646
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