birding-aus Mystery ABA Bird

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Subject:	birding-aus Mystery ABA Bird
From:	"Chris Lester"<>
Date:	Thu, 2 Dec 1999 08:30:36 +1000

Dear Birding-ausers,

Thanks to those who replied to my request for an identification from an
American Birding Association magazine.  The bird I was enquiring about was
a Gray Silky-Flycatcher, a vagrant to the USA from Mexico.

A couple of people referred me to the ABA web-site, which has information
on its publications (including the info I was after) and much more.  I
should have thought of that myself.

Chris


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