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Hotlines

Phoenix (Maricopa Audubon Society)

Rare bird alert for Maricopa County and Arizona is not longer available. The rare bird alert number has been disconnected due to the retirement after 12 years of our rare bird alert compiler, Steve Ganley. We cannot thank him enough for his many years and untold hours of compiling the rare bird alert. If there is anyone who is willing to start up another rare bird alert phone line, please contact any of the MAS board members.

Tucson (Tucson Audubon Society) (520) 798-1005

Rare bird alert for Tucson and Southeast Arizona. Updated (at least) weekly, usually on Thursdays or Fridays.

U.S. Hotline Transcripts [Birding on the Web] Current U.S. hotline transcripts (including Phoenix and Tucson) are kept at this link.

AZ-NM bird reports [Birding on the Web] Current Arizona-New Mexico bird reports (newer than the hotlines).

Subscribe to the AZ-NM bird report (e-mail only) by mailing the following message to listserv@listserv.arizona.edu
The e-mail should have no subject. The message should read as follows:

subscribe birdwg05

The listserver will subscribe you to the mailing list. To cancel the subscription, send the following message (again, no subject) to the same e-mail address:

signoff birdwg05

Sightings

By Janet Witzeman.

Current Sightings are now listed in the quarterly Wren•dition newsletter. Below are sightings from April, 1996 through February, 2001.

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Species accounts.

Black-Bellied Whistling Duck
Harris'Hawk
Gray Hawk
Burrowing Owl
Flammulated Owl
Whiskered Screech-Owl
Peach-faced Lovebird - Escaped exotic now spreading around Phoenix.
Five-Striped Sparrow

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Last updated: November 25, 2002