Re: [cobirds] Re: FYI: Caifornia Condor Near Our WY Border

Here is a link to the American Birding Association rules about 

"countable" birds.

http://listing.aba.org/reintroduced-indigenous-species/

In my opinion, this is total BS, and I would not "count" a species with 

a very short record of breeding success. 

Perhaps someone can show me my error, but it used to be that a population had

to get established in the wild, with continued breeding success. 

Perhaps I got it all wrong, but I think ABA "caved" to the demands of birders desparate

for new species to tick.

Joe Roller, Denver 

On Mon, Jul 9, 2018 at 9:34 PM, Ben S <benrmnp@gmail.com> wrote:

What factors determine whether a vagrant condor is "countable"?

Ben Sampson

Centennial, CO 

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