[EBB Sightings] County records ~ 1987 Longspur records for HARD-Winton Ave. area (Alameda County)

Boy that is a big order.
Who own those records ?
Under what code are the country records managed ?
Who decides what is a record and/ or should be recorded ?
What individual deems he or she has an authority over someone else
sighting ?
I like Paul Lehman article, actual letter in ABA's Birding October 2004
pp.452,453,454.
Is there a code of Ethics and integrity for the county list keepers ?
I'd like to see that posted.
Anyhow birding is so much fun. Back yard birding is a lot of fun to. I
have a close buddy he has a list for the parking area of his huge condo
development. He spots a lot of good birds from his second floor porch.
I wish I didn't have to work, I'd bird all the time. 
I sound like Andy Rooney of 60 minutes - sorry.
Rich Cimino
PLeasanton

-----Original Message-----
From: sightings-admin at diabloaudubon.com
[mailto:sightings-admin at diabloaudubon.com] On Behalf Of Mike Feighner
Sent: Monday, November 08, 2004 4:48 AM
To: EBB
Subject: RE: [EBB Sightings] 1987 Longspur records for HARD-Winton Ave.
area (Alameda County)


Bob, Rich:

How hard would it be to post the Alameda County Records at
http://www.ohloneaudubon.org/oas2.html?  Many chapters do. 

The area described below was the former Longspur Area until the late
80s. Birders who have been looking for the Longspurs recently will have
noticed the bulldozers moving dirt around the area south of the RCA
antennas.

--
Mike Feighner, Livermore, CA, Alameda County
 

> -----Original Message-----
> From: sightings-admin at diabloaudubon.com
> [mailto:sightings-admin at diabloaudubon.com] On Behalf Of Richard Cimino
> Sent: Sunday, November 07, 2004 10:47 PM
> To: 'EBB'
> Subject: [EBB Sightings] 1987 Longspur records for 
> HARD-Winton Ave. area:
> 
> Mike and Bob
> I have taken the time to review my records regarding the
> Longspurs in the "late 80's" near the Winton Ave entrance to HARD.
> 11/2/87 Bob and I had both Chestnut and Lapland Longspurs.
> These birds were found near the RCA antennas across the 
> channel from Mt Trashmore.
> Again on 11/17/87 (w/Kevin Hintsa and) I viewed both species 
> in the same general area.
> Yesterday Saturday AM, as Steve Huckabone fan ourselves out 
> walking south on Mt Trashmore near the local where the 
> McCown's Longspur was seen at 7 AM.
> A Longspur species flew towards the middle of the mound over 
> my left shoulder the bird had a pale throat and underparts. 
> We did not see this bird again soooooooooo, McCown's??? Sun 
> was in my face so I was unable to view the tail.
> Enjoy Birding
> Regards
> Rich Cimino
> Pleasanton

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