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  1. 1
    by Bexar Audubon Society
    Published 1992
    “.... Inside Tracks • Ancient forest update • Songbirds in decline • Partners in Flight: Neotropical migratory...”
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    by Bexar Audubon Society
    Published 1998
    “... neotropical birds-those that grace our woods, fields ahd backyards in the summer and spend their winters...”
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    by Bexar Audubon Society
    Published 1992
    “.... Bexar Audubon is underwriting this SAEC program. -Susan Rust BEXAR TRACKS, April 1992 ~ Neotropical...”
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    by Bexar Audubon Society
    Published 1998
    “... the rainforest canopy eliminates the winter habitat for a wide variety of neotropical birds including Baltimore...”
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    by Bexar Audubon Society
    Published 1995
    “... -· to the editor, to b~ck yard projects which will attract neotropical:tpigrants, to as$i.c;ting with federal...”
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    by Bexar Audubon Society
    Published 1991
    “... on neotropical migrant birds, "Most 'North American' migratory birds actually spend half of their lives...”
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    by Bexar Audubon Society
    Published 2005
    “... many neotropical migratory songbirds, among the nation’s most colorful and popular species, which...”
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    by Bexar Audubon Society
    Published 1992
    “...) to learn where to send results. (2) Help review and refine the current status list of neotropical migrants...”
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    by Bexar Audubon Society
    Published 1993
    “... Parks & Wildlife Non-game Program in Austin. She will speak on neotropical migratory birds-just in time...”
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    by Bexar Audubon Society
    Published 1993
    “...," and it targets the neotropi­cal migratory species. "Birds in the Balance" replaces "Save Our Songbirds...”
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    by Bexar Audubon Society
    Published 1998
    “... in the 1860's. The genus Prosopis is of neotropical origin, and so P. glandulosa certainly spread northward...”
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    by Bexar Audubon Society
    Published 2002
    “..., awesome) Vermilion Flycatcher (two males fighting over territory, one female WOW) Neotropical Cormorant...”
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    by Bexar Audubon Society
    Published 1996
    “... minutes before sunrise until one hour past dark. This exciting event focuses on the neotropical migration...”
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    by Bexar Audubon Society
    Published 1999
    “... and neotropic cormorants, two species of tern, and both great-horned and barred owls. We saw a total of 95 bird...”
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