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hmm, since im not from WI, i really don't know...try googling it..

I'm in Wisconsin and I am not really seeing any birds in general so I was wondering what the chances of having live sepecimen were. What about previous nationals tests? I was wondering if they could ask about some bird that was common in Wisconsin but not included in our list? Anybody help! I am really nervous about this Saturday!!

Paleomaniac wrote:I was wondering if they could ask about some bird that was common in Wisconsin but not included in our list?

I seriously doubt that they would include a bird not on the list. That seems faintly ridiculous for the national test.

Paleomaniac wrote:I'm in Wisconsin and I am not really seeing any birds in general so I was wondering what the chances of having live sepecimen were. What about previous nationals tests? I was wondering if they could ask about some bird that was common in Wisconsin but not included in our list? Anybody help! I am really nervous about this Saturday!!

are you kidding me??? I'm here as well, and today i saw TONS and TONS and TONS of birds ... all of them on the list.
you do of course have the right to be nervous, i know im in that boat too.... >.<
just keep ur eyes and ears open, (definately ears, i HEARD tons!!!)
Good lUck and congrats! if u go to the festival tomorrow thats a good time to look, i think my team is tired of me pointing out birds...

oooooh! what birds?

I saw a hawk sitting on one of the buildings and one of my team members saw a bald eagle last time he was in Madison.

We heard a red-winged blackbird and a warbling vireo at least already.

I haven't seen any birds yet... maybe that's a bad thing.

Haha, after all that effort and looking at those links you gave me, and a solid 2 weeks of preparation... 50th at nationals. C'est la vie.

out of how many schools? thats still pretty good!