Audrey, Courtney, Eric, Sarah, Maureen and Nick, and Lars,
are all trying — again — for Jeff’s 3rd Halsey Gyrfalcon today (Sunday),
and Courtney will also on Monday-Tuesday if need be,
so please, today through Tuesday,
(and how about through next weeks too so don’t have to make more future
requests !)
please post onto OBOL (&/or contact us directly) if you find Gyrfalcon, where
and at what time and anything else may be helpful,
Thank you so much, really appreciate us helping each other to wonderful life
experiences of amazing (life) birds !
Enjoyable anyway, chasing with good companions, friends :-)
Courtney
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Courtney Kelly Jett, Bend, Oregon
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On Mar 3, 2019, at 7:56 AM, Lars Norgren <larspernorgren@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I'm on Cartney Rd between lsom and Malpass looking at Bb Plover. Fredz bdayp
at 2 so I'll chase until 1:15.
On Sun, Mar 3, 2019, 7:37 AM Courtney Kelly Jett <ckjannabirds@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Lars,
plan change, guess I’m going down to try again for it today, with Audrey and
eric,
and if we don't find it today, I’ll try again tomorrow too.
What’s your plan for today? Any chase in you today?
Courtney Kelly Jett, Bend, Oregon
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On Mar 2, 2019, at 11:15 PM, Jeff Fleischer (Redacted sender
"raptorrunner97321" for DMARC) <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi everyone,
I received a personal message from someone this evening that the Gyrfalcon
was relocated this afternoon in the Cartney/Malpass/Isom Rd area which is
SE a few miles of where I originally found it. Best way to quickly get to
this area is by taking Cartney Rd east off of Peoria Rd or Cartney Rd west
off of Hwy 99E. This is in the general vicinity of the bird that I found
in February 2017. I apologize for the late posting, I did not read my
emails all this evening until now. I know it can’t be proven but I wonder
out loud if this is one and the same bird that has enjoyed spending the
last two winters in this general area :). Interesting to note that I did
not find any waterfowl in this general area when I conducted my raptor
survey through there the other day. Because of that, I had speculated to
some folks that I talked with where I originally found it that the bird
might be flying over to Benton County to hunt, guess I was wrong about
that! Keep searching everyone, hopefully more can relocate it tomorrow!!
Jeff Fleischer
