Re: CUBA BIRDING TOUR TRIP REPORT

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Subject:	Re: CUBA BIRDING TOUR TRIP REPORT
From:	Atriplex Services <>
Date:	Fri, 19 Jun 1998 16:35:50 -0700

 wrote:
>  Cuban Solitaire
 Stygian Owl!the amazing Cuban
> Trogon,  Great Lizard Cuckoos, Black-whiskered Vireos Cuban Emeralds,  
> Ovenbird.  Fernandina's Flicker,  Cuban Trogons, 
> a Bare-legged Owl,  Long-billed
> Dowitchers, Shiny Cowbirds  Zapata Wren, Zapata Sparrow, Greater Antillean 
> Nightjar  Cuban Grassquits  Stripe-headed Tanagers 
> Ruddy Quail-Dove  
I've probably deleted a few of these names in editing this message, but
enough survive to illustrate my point ie what fabulous, evocative names
these spp have, especially to one who has no idea what they look like!
Anne
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