Survey on long beak syndrome in hawks
If you have seen more than 5 birds with this condition or if you prefer to mail this form, please type your replies, then print a separate page for each bird and mail to:
Sara Manthey
Student Services
College of Veterinary Medicine
Washington State University
Pullman WA 99164-7012
Your name (optional):
Bird identification (start with 1 if not previously assigned)
Species
Date seen (mm/yyyy)
Location found: (city, state)
Condition or circumstances: (ex: dead, hit by car, emaciated, apparently healthy, perched in tree etc)
Outcome: (released, never caught, died, euthanized, etc.)
Beak description. Please include your best description of the following characteristics of both the top and bottom portions of the beak
Approx. length
Color
Texture
Shape
March 2008