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Tucson/Ferruginous Pygmy Owl RFI (1 Viewer)

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World: 730 ABA: 603 Latest Lifer: Saw-whet Owl
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Hey folks,

So we're pretty well planned out and booked for a 5-day weekend, 1/2 phoenix and 1/2 Tucson, for 6 specifically targeted species, and 5 long-shots on the wish list.

I've just noticed that, SW of Tucson, recent sightings of Ferruginous Pygmy Owl produce the purple squares, but, due to its being a species of regional concern, zooming in does not produce site markers.

Does anyone know of a guide we might contact to take a couple of experienced, sensitive birders out for a shot at this would-be lifer?

Respond here, or send me a private message off-list.

Thanks
 
Homer Hansen of the AMNH South West Research Station is a superb bird guide with associations to many of the local area birders. He would be a good source.
His contact info:


Aplomado Environmental LLC
1049 East Grant Road
Tucson, AZ 85719
(520) 323-3003
(520) 323-3433 Fax
(520) 400-6176 Cell
www.aplomado.com
 
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