Gerry,
I'm not sure this works on smaller mobile devices, but if you have desktop
computer, you can view OBOL on the ABA's Birding News site
http://birding.aba.org/maillistdigest/OR01#1742249 ;
At the top of the page you can do a search.
In the first line, click on the arrow to get a menu and scroll down to
"Washington Tweeters"
On the second line enter "Snowy Owl"
This will bring up a list of postings to Tweeters with entries from every
day since Nov 17. That should help.
Of course you can also search many more state LIstServs for any species you
want.
Paul Sullivan
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Subject: WA Rarities Listserve / WhatsApp
Date: Sat Nov 28 2020 16:12 pm
From: dmarc-noreply AT freelists.org
OBOLers,
I have recently heard that a number of snowy owls were seen in the Seattle
area. My understanding is that these are marked as sensitive in eBird and
would not be reported via a standard eBird RBA. Are there local listserves,
WhatsApp groups or other communication media by which one could learn of
these sightings and the details? I would like to quietly observe and
experience a snowy owl at a safe distance, and have no intentions of sharing
the information with unethical birders, poking it with a stick or throwing
pebbles to get its attention, clapping to flush it, trapping, poisoning,
shooting or running it over. Please send helpful information my way, and
feel free to e-mail or text me directly unless the response benefits the
hundreds of OBOL subscribers. Thanks in advance for any leads.
Good birding!
Gerry Meenaghan
meenaghang@xxxxxx
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