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Fwd: RTHU
- To: carolinabirds@duke.edu
- Subject: Fwd: RTHU
- From: forsythed <forsythed@Citadel.edu>
- Date: Mon, 24 Jul 2000 08:21:31 -0400
- Sender: carolinabirds-owner@acpub.duke.edu
My computer went down and I list the address for the Sargents and the
bader in NC. Could some one help this person? Please send information
direct to her.
Thanks,
Dennis Forsythe
Biology Dept.
The Citadel
171 Moltrie St.
Charleston, Sc 29409
Forsythed@citadel.edu
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Hi Dr. Forsythe,
http://www.rubythroat.org/
The above address is a school project that I am probably going to be a part
of this school year. I remember your telling our ornithology class about a
couple that did hummingbird banding etc., in the Charleston area and was
wondering if you could pass along how I might contact them. Perhaps they
might be willing to chat with my class sometime this year about
hummingbirds. Any info. you could share would be important to me because
sometimes guest speakers who have first hand knowledge and materials are
hook that can get my students really excited about a project. Thanks, as
usual, for your help.
Sandy Parker
sparker@awod.com
p.s.
by the way-- I've been having e-mail contact with Tom Murphy about ospreys
and he was not really able to help me with our immediate osprey problem but
he did take some action that I was pleased about. He had received several
complaints regarding the Coast Guard and some of their procedures that were
dangerous to birds. He has since had some meetings & training classes with
their office in Columbia to make sure that personnel are aware of their
responsibilities regarding wildlife. Although this may not resolve the
problem I think it is a step that can't hurt. In the meantime our osprey
have relocated to a pitiful nest down the river. We miss their activities
but at least they did find a new site!
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