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Article #16944Re: Ivory Billed Woodpeckers
From: segura@rice.edu
Date: Thu, 16 Feb 1995 20:57
Date: Thu, 16 Feb 1995 20:57
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Christopher HILL (chill@BIX.com) wrote: : >Are there ANY Ivory billed woodpeckers left? Are they finally extinct? : >Does anyone have ANY information or experiences with these birds? I would : >love to hear them! Thanks! : The last I heard, there may still be a few left in the pine forests of : Cuba. I don't know when the last sighting was, though. It's always hard to : say conclusively that a species is extinct, when it inhabits remote, or : poorly monitored areas. There are a number of species here in Hawai`i that : haven't been seen or heard in many years. There is constant argument as to : which should be considered extinct. There was a thread here on the Cuba sightings a few months ago. The last sighting(s) was in the late 1980's in Cuba. Much of that particular forest is gone now and recent expeditions have found nothing. It's a pretty good bet the bird is extinct. Chad : Christopher Hill : Aiea, Hawai`i (O`ahu)
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