Avisys recognizes BTGW and then gives you a choice between the two birds
during data entry. But it is nice to know the codes. Btw, RODO and ROPI do
not work in Avisys after the change to Rock Pigeon.
Ron Staley
Herndon, VA
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From: "GJustice" <gjustice@xxxxxxx>
To: <jandrtaylor@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Sent: Thursday, January 01, 2004 11:05 PM
Subject: [va-bird] Re: Black-throated Gray at Blandy seen in new area
FYI The ringing code for Black-Throated Gray Warbler is BTYW. There isemail to va-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx. To unsubscribe, send email to
no BTGW because of a conflict with Black-Throated Green Warbler whose
ringing code is BTNW.
Cheers
Greg Justice
Joanna Taylor wrote:
I got killer looks at the BTGW at Blandy today in a
location that I don't think has yet been posted on the
list: in the cedars on the west side of the Old Quarters
building near the staff parking lot from about 11:45 on.
The path to the Old Quarters building starts from the
parking lot near the info kiosk and leads to an archway
in the building. I was lucky enough to meet a couple of
birders who told me the bird had been seen in the cedars
to the right of the archway, hanging out with kinglets, but
that it had left. I went to look anyhow, but all was quiet
except for some Red-breasted Nuthatches tooting in the
garden beyond. I went through the archway to look at them
and decided to circle around to the west side of the
building since there were a bunch more cedars there. Again
I was lucky to see a small bird zip from one cedar to
another and in fact it was the warber. The tree I saw it
in was quite close to the building. It was worth the trip.
Joanna B. Taylor
Arlington, VA
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