another strategy for finding rare species?

[Doug Karpa-Wilson <dkarpawi at indiana_edu>]

Hey,

I'm still on my quest for easy going, cool rare species before the list
comes out, and it occurred to me that another way to compile the list might
be to just ask people what species they have that they think are rare or
what species they don't have that they can't recall seeing.  That'd be a
fast if fallible way to add to the nomination list.  Then when the list
comes out, if anyone has named what turns out to be common, then folks can
say then " Gee, that species isn't that rare.  I know seven people who
breed it in my block alone"

Speaking of which.  Are there any species out there that you wiser heads
suspect are rare or gone altogether?

Doug

Doug Karpa Wilson

Department of Biology
Jordan Hall
Indiana University
Bloomington, IN 47405


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