Two historic reports from our area, from a list of 21 on www.birdwatchingdaily.com/featured-stories/historic-ranges-of-ivory-billed-woodpeckers/:
15. Black Creek, DeSoto National Forest, Mississippi, 1978
Observers: Ornithologists Ronald Sauey, the late co-founder of the International Crane Foundation,
and Charles Luthin, executive director of the Natural Resources Foundation of Wisconsin. Notable:
Sauey heard a bird that "sounded every bit like the historic Ivory-bill recording of Allen and Kellogg."
16. Pascagoula River, Mississippi, February 1982
Observer: Birder Mary Morris of Biloxi, Mississippi
Sauey is, of course, "late." A cursory search yields no information on "Birder Mary Morris." Probably late, too.
Now I have to go to work at my "regular" job. Ye gods, sometimes I hate being poor.
15. Black Creek, DeSoto National Forest, Mississippi, 1978
Observers: Ornithologists Ronald Sauey, the late co-founder of the International Crane Foundation,
and Charles Luthin, executive director of the Natural Resources Foundation of Wisconsin. Notable:
Sauey heard a bird that "sounded every bit like the historic Ivory-bill recording of Allen and Kellogg."
16. Pascagoula River, Mississippi, February 1982
Observer: Birder Mary Morris of Biloxi, Mississippi
Sauey is, of course, "late." A cursory search yields no information on "Birder Mary Morris." Probably late, too.
Now I have to go to work at my "regular" job. Ye gods, sometimes I hate being poor.
The upper Pascagoula River, near Merrill.
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