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Notes On Bird Sightings In Nebraska From Nebraska Bird Review (March 1994)

Nebraska Bird Review

Burasian Wigeon. On March 10, 1994, I discovered a male Eurasian wigeon (Anas penelope) just north of the Johnson Waterfowl Production Area in Phelps County. It was in a flock of approximately 200 puddle ducks, but primarily associated with six American Wigeons (Anas americana). The bird was distinctive and easily identified. A modest photograph has been sent to the NOU Records Committee.

---Joel Jorgensen, 1218 Jackson St., Blair, NE 68008

Summer Tanager. A Summer Tanager was observed at feeders in Bellevue from Nov. 20 to Dec. 27, 1993 by John Voss (first observer), Grace …

Winter Field Report, Dec. 1993-Feb. 1994, W. Ross Silcock, Richard C. Rosché

Nebraska Bird Review

After volunteering to gather data and Write a series of seasonal summaries for The Nebraska Bird Review, I was surprised that my offer was accepted and now the time has come already for the first report. I asked for comments and suggestions from contributors to the traditional six-month "spring" and "fall" Occurrence Reports and received many helpful ideas. The biggest concern was the possible loss of accessibility to data on a county-by-county basis. I do have the information entered into a database so that it can be accessed by county, and would be happy to respond to any requests for …

Whole Issue Nebraska Bird Review (March 1994) 62(1),

Nebraska Bird Review

Table of Contents

1993 Treasurer's Report, Nebraska Ornithologists' union, Inc …………….. 2

Fall 1993 Occurrence Report (July 1 - December 31) …………….. 3

Table 1. Fall 1993 Occurrences: Rare Species …………….. 5

Table 2. Fall 1993 Occurrences in One or Two Counties …………….. 5

Table 3. Fall 1993 Occurrences of Species Not in Tables 1 or 2 …………….. 8

Fall 1993 Reporters, Observers, and county Totals …………….. 50

Winter Field Report, December 1993 - February 1994 …………….. 51

Observers for winter Field Report…………….. 62

Notes on Bird Sightings in Nebraska…………….. 63

Correction in the Nebr. Bird Review Vol. 61 (3), …