Again,
Put the bird in a ziplock bag & seal it. Make a label about ID, location, date, and any other details (cause of death), and put that and the first zip lock bag into another ziplock bag. Then pop them into a freezer until you can get the specimen to the Museum. They will prepare the skin, take DNA samples and other samples, and put your find to good use.
Hugh Kingery
Franktown, CO
Franktown, CO
age Carr <pagescats@q.com>: Aug 27 08:00AM -0700
Sad morning. Our neighbor called us after a female Yellow Warbler ran into
their window. We rushed over to see if it was okay but unfortunately she
died in our hands. She was un-banded. My daughter had read an article
about bird obituaries but the only one we could find was one for New York.
Is there a Colorado database for dead birds?
Thank you for your help.
Page and Cairn
Sad morning. Our neighbor called us after a female Yellow Warbler ran into
their window. We rushed over to see if it was okay but unfortunately she
died in our hands. She was un-banded. My daughter had read an article
about bird obituaries but the only one we could find was one for New York.
Is there a Colorado database for dead birds?
Thank you for your help.
Page and Cairn
Hugh Kingery
Franktown, CO
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