Re: [cobirds] Re: Olive-backed LEGO Larimer County

Thanks everyone for pointing out that I did not get the April fools joke. Lesson learned: No quick email scanning and replying before coffee.

Donna

On 2015-12-28 09:14, Colorado Native Bird Care and Conservation wrote:

Very interesting. I didn't know this. Thank you for sharing.
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Donna M. Nespoli  USFW and Colorado Licensed Bird and Bat Rehabilitator  Colorado Native Bird Care and Conservation  www.coloradonativebird.org  303-823-2326  303-618-0357

On 2015-12-27 21:45, Joe Roller wrote:

Can anyone confirm that what I heard is true, that the AOU has recently voted to split the Olive-backed LEGO? 

Those pesky taxonomists have been at it again, and the split is supposed to take place soon - on January 1, 2016. *

Yea! I get to add a species to my Ecuador list!

Olive-backed LEGO is being split into the coastal species, the "Greenish-backed LEGO" and the inland species 

the "Mossy-backed LEGO," Legans bryophyta. The key to telling them apart is that the dorsal aspect of the 

sluggish inland species is mostly mossy, especially on its north side. 

It is found in mossy areas of the tropics - mostly.

 

Whereas the frenetic "Greenish-backed" species, Legans frenzyi, gathers no....

well, you know.

 

Joe Roller,

Denver

Happy, Healthy and Birdy New Year!

 

* The split was to have taken place on 4/1/16, but the date got moved up.

On Sun, Dec 27, 2015 at 8:36 PM, Joan Larrabee <djlarrabee@hotmail.com> wrote:

Very clever! 


Joan Larrabee
Colorado Springs, CO 80906
719.576.4598

 

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Date: Sun, 27 Dec 2015 19:32:35 -0800
From: tedfloyd57@hotmail.com
To: cobirds@googlegroups.com
Subject: [cobirds] Re: Olive-backed LEGO Larimer County

On Sunday, December 27, 2015 at 6:18:45 AM UTC-7, Ray Brakke wrote:

What is a LEGO???

 

I thought everyone knew. This is the olive-backed variety:

P.s. A few real birds, if anybody's interested. Yesterday, Sat., Dec. 26, at White Rocks Trail, Boulder County, a northern shrike and a killdeer. Today, Sun., Dec. 27, at Boulder Creek, 109th St. crossing, Boulder County, an American pipit, a ruby-crowned kinglet, and another killdeer; also a nice falcon show in the general area, with prairie merlin, prairie falcon, and many American kestrels. Pix, comments, and "likes" at CFO's Facebook site. (Leatherman heads for the nearest window...)

 

Ted Floyd

Lafayette, Boulder County

 

 

Ray Brakke
Morrison, CO

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