Than,
Is that winter wheat? Or a rye? That's about the only thing green around here
this time of year.
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Behalf Of Than Boves
Sent: Wednesday, February 14, 2018 7:58 AM
To: eloshwg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [eloshwg] Shrike vs. Garter Snake
Of course we all know who wins, but still impressed this bird found a snake
during a relatively cold winter!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8FKHuTdYPuY
Look forward to seeing everyone soon!
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Assistant Professor
Department of Biological Sciences
Arkansas State University
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Sent: Wednesday, February 7, 2018 1:46 PM
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Subject: [eloshwg] Re: [External] updates on Loggerhead Shrike work in your
state/province
We've been keeping track of where birds are, primarily in southeast NC, but
still have not had the chance to capture and band any yet. That is on my to-do
list this year.
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Subject: [External] [eloshwg] updates on Loggerhead Shrike work in your
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Hi All,
In preparation for the upcoming LOSH WG meeting in Nashville March 19-20, I
would like to compile state/province-level summaries/updates of any recent
shrike-related survey/research/banding/other work that you know of that may
have taken place in your state, or future plans to engage in some such activity.
I'm not looking to take up a lot of your time, so just a sentence or two would
be sufficient (or more if you'd like), even if just to say that no work has
taken place since we last met. Information on challenges/needs would also be
welcome.
We did the same thing ahead of last year's meeting (see attached) and found it
to be very useful. In addition to compiling responses, I will attempt to
categorize and summarize this information in a chart which I will briefly
present at this year's meeting. This will take the place of having individuals
repeat information that they already submitted through round-robin summaries at
the meeting, and will leave more time for a group discussion on the field
project. If you would like to have your updates included in the summary,
please get me something by March 2 at the latest.
I've heard from a few of you already, but if you haven't yet gotten back to me
on whether you plan on attending the meeting, please let me know as soon as you
can. Even if you are still going through a travel approval process, you can
always update me later if anything changes.
Thanks, I appreciate it!
Sergio
Sergio Harding | Nongame Bird Conservation Biologist | Virginia Department of
Game and Inland Fisheries | 7870 Villa Park Dr, Suite 400, Henrico, VA 23228 |
804-367-0143 | www.dgif.virginia.gov<http://www.dgif.virginia.gov/> |
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