In the recent North American Birds, Vol 75, Number 1, ’24 there is an excellent article by David Sibley about the conundrum of how to separate (or not) the Common Raven from the Chihuahuan Raven. The article is informative as it shows how Sibley, using methods of field ornithology, slowly untangles the complexities of raven identification. In Colorado sighting of the Chihuahuan Raven may actually be rarer than what we all thought. Nathen Pieplow and Tony Leukering were cited in the article for their contributions. Read the article and share your thoughts.
Bob Righter
Denver, CO
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Ross
Ross Silcock
6810 Tournament Drive
Houston, TX 77069
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