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<blockquote data-quote="AlexC" data-source="post: 3167121" data-attributes="member: 27416"><p>We've all got 'em. Some are tough ones that just never seem to happen. Some are downright embarrassing. But what better place than the listing forum to include a list of those that have eluded our lists?</p><p></p><p>I'll start, though I'm sure I'll add more the more I think about it.</p><p></p><p><strong>Pine Warbler</strong>. Where the hell are you? This is getting ridiculous.</p><p><strong>Harlequin Duck</strong>. Regional? Yes. Inexcusable based on my past geography? Yes.</p><p><strong>Northern Bobwhite</strong>. I've accepted that I'm never going to see this bird.</p><p><strong>Red Knot</strong>. It's knot meant to be.</p><p><strong>Northern Pygmy-Owl</strong>. I'm pretty sure this bird is made up.</p><p><strong>Calliope Hummingbird</strong>. Grr. Been so close.</p><p><strong>Northern Shrike</strong>.</p><p><strong>Townsend's Solitaire</strong>.</p><p><strong>Hermit Warbler</strong>.</p><p><strong>Golden-winged Warbler</strong>. Many wouldn't consider this a blocker because it's relatively rare. But I've banded countless Brewster's hybrids, and have even seen 2 Lawrence's crossbacks in the wild. Where's mom/dad??</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AlexC, post: 3167121, member: 27416"] We've all got 'em. Some are tough ones that just never seem to happen. Some are downright embarrassing. But what better place than the listing forum to include a list of those that have eluded our lists? I'll start, though I'm sure I'll add more the more I think about it. [B]Pine Warbler[/B]. Where the hell are you? This is getting ridiculous. [B]Harlequin Duck[/B]. Regional? Yes. Inexcusable based on my past geography? Yes. [B]Northern Bobwhite[/B]. I've accepted that I'm never going to see this bird. [B]Red Knot[/B]. It's knot meant to be. [B]Northern Pygmy-Owl[/B]. I'm pretty sure this bird is made up. [B]Calliope Hummingbird[/B]. Grr. Been so close. [B]Northern Shrike[/B]. [B]Townsend's Solitaire[/B]. [B]Hermit Warbler[/B]. [B]Golden-winged Warbler[/B]. Many wouldn't consider this a blocker because it's relatively rare. But I've banded countless Brewster's hybrids, and have even seen 2 Lawrence's crossbacks in the wild. Where's mom/dad?? [/QUOTE]
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