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Sat Jun 30 23:22:37 PDT 2007

there are recent records from Buldir Island (late Aug 2001), Shemya
Island (Sep 2001 [4 birds], Aug 2002,
Sep 2005 [4 birds]); one additional record from eastern Aleutians at Unalas=
ka Island (Dec 2003).  From fall 2006 North
American Birds report:  Attu Island (Sep 2006), and Shemya Island
(Sep 2006 [4 birds]).  Prior to this only one Aleutian record (fall 1983 at
Attu Island), so it does appear that recent more frequent occurrence in fal=
l in
the western Aleutians might be related to one showing up in Oregon.  Falcat=
ed
Duck on the other hand=85that=92s a different story.

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Steve Heinl

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For those with questions about recent increases in Baikal Teal in the Aleut=
ians, I sent a note to Steve Heinl (Eugene native) who now lives in Ketchik=
an, AK and has been a leader or various Attu trips.&nbsp; Below is the note=
 I received back from Steve today.<br><br>Dave Irons<br>Eugene, OR<br><br><=
blockquote><hr>From: scheinl at kpunet.net<br>To: llsdirons at msn.com<br>Subject=
: Baikal Teal in Alaska<br>Date: Sat, 19 Jan 2008 16:55:23 -0900<br><br>

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span style=3D"font-size: 10pt; font-family: Arial; color: black;">Hi Dave =
=96 I was gone last week, so sorry
I am just now able to respond to your Baikal Teal question.&nbsp; I saw the=
 post on
OBOL, along with the photos.&nbsp; </span></font></p>

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span style=3D"font-size: 10pt; font-family: Arial; color: black;">This spec=
ies has been found irregularly
in fall in the western Aleutians since 2001.&nbsp;