Another leucistic bird (or possibly a hybrid instead)
to add to the list... I birded areas of Black Hill
Regional Park yesterday, 2/23, and found a leucistic
Canada Goose (the face was almost entirely white; the
front and sides of the neck were streaked with a lot
of white, and there was a bit of extra white on the
breast/sides compared to a normal Canada).

Jessica Bruland
Damascus, MD
aderynyreira -at- yahoo.com

--- June Tveekrem <>
wrote:

> Are leucistic birds becoming more common, or are
> people just noticing 
> and mentioning them more? I've seen lots of reports
> on this list, and I 
> have a leucistic House Sparrow in my yard this
> morning.
> 
> -- 
> June Tveekrem
> Columbia, Maryland
> tweekiebird|AT|southernspreadwing.com
> 
> 



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