Date:         Tue, 30 May 2000 13:13:54 -0700
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From:         Charlie <cmmbirds@YAHOO.COM>
Subject:      Re: [] Northern Parula
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Parke,

In appropriate habitat, or during migration, I
would consider Parulas much easier to find than
several other species.  I don't know if the book
is wrong, or (more likely) just outdated.
Petersons is a great book, but is getting old.  I
switched to NG 3rd Ed about 18 months ago.  Check
it out.

While running 2 transects is Savage River State
Forest (Garrett County) this morning, I had 5
singing males

Charlie
--- "Parke H John, Jr." <pjohn@WLGORE.COM> wrote:
> According to the Peterson's Field Guide,
> Northern Parula warblers are somewhat
> rare.  I've seen two over the weekend and was
> wondering if the book's wrong or
> I've just been very lucky.
>
> Parke.
>
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Frostburg, Maryland, USA

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