[TN-Bird] FW: Loggerhead Shrikes -- reasons for declines?

Seems to me that shrikes have been disappearing from so many different parts of 
the state, even areas where habitat has not been ripped asunder, so I presume 
their decline also has roots in their overwintering spot(s) and migration 
routes....?
Here is a very appealing brochure on Loggerhead shrike recovery from Manitoba. 
They don't know why declines are so steep either.

http://web2.gov.mb.ca/conservation/cdc/requests/pdf/shrike_w_0405.pdf

Liz Singley
Kingston TN





------- Original Message -------
From : Kevin A. Calhoon[mailto:kac@xxxxxxxxxx]
Sent : 10/19/2007 2:07:17 PM
To : tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Cc : 
Subject : FW: [TN-Bird] Loggerhead Shrikes in Hamilton, Co

I have not seen a Loggerhead Shrike in Hamilton County in two years.
There may be a few pairs left, but not many.


Kevin Calhoon

Chattanooga, TN


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