[obol] Post storm report Coos Cty - The real story

[FoxSparrows at aol.com]

Remember... it is a well-established fact that  MORE THAN ONE T.  RODENKIRK 
is known to exist. I have published PHOTOGRAPHIC PROOF in OREGON  BURDS, The 
Jornal of Oregon Field Ornithoptery. You have laughed in the past,  but, just 
like the Loch Ness Monster, the Rational Birder, and Sasquatch....  THEY EXIST 
(and may be coming to your town)! Call me a Loony if you want... I  have 
science on my side!
 
In a message dated 12/4/2007 1:33:17 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,  
deweysage at verizon.net writes:

This  species is more common than the 
Russ Namitzs (although the latter is  becoming quite common too, so 
obvious there has been a bit of a change in  distribution), frequently 
noted on any day or month as one birds around  Coos Bay.  So, no surprise 
to find this common creature.  With  the Rodenkirk were two oldsquaws.  
Er, um, excuse me, I mean two  LONG-TAILED DUCKS were just off the point, 
not far from the  Rodenkirk. 


 



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