Tyler, thanks for the suggested research sites.
	
	 Anyone interested in thatCommon Chafinch in N.J. should check out  
				the 	birdingonthe.net sites where it explains carefully that  
there is

				NO VISITING ON WEEKENDS.

	(The family has, apparently been very cooperative for weekdays,
	but has asked /stipulated that the yard be free for their children  
play in
	on weekends.)

	Leo

On Jan 5, 2012, at 9:24 AM, James Tyler Bell wrote:

> Apologies to Norm for posting out of state birds but I lumped them  
> all into one email for brevity.
>
>
> A Brewer's Sparrow was found at Occoquan Bay NWR. Discussion on ID  
> Frontiers indicates that this is the Timberline subspecies of  
> Brewer's Sparrow which most taxonomists believe should be a  
> separate species. Here's a link to the ID Frontiers discussion:
>
> http://birdingonthe.net/mailinglists/FRID.html
>
> And a link to VA-Birds for directions to where the bird is being  
> seen at Occoquan Bay NWR:
>
> http://birdingonthe.net/mailinglists/VABD.html
>
> Also of interest is Paul Lehman's email forwarded to JerseyBirds by  
> Laurie Larson discussing the Common Chaffinch and Hooded Crane  
> being seen in NJ and TN:
> http://birdingonthe.net/mailinglists/NJBD.html#1325731891
>
>
>
> Tyler Bell
> 
> California, Maryland
>
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