For many years,the FLARBA(a member of the USF listserve system ), has providedbirders with the latest information on Floridararities. However, nowavailable are various digital apps and sites that are better suited to provide birders with the latest information on rarities, making rather obsolete the FLARBAlistserve.County Rare BIrds <countyrarebirds.com>allows birders to get immediately all info posted to eBirdaboutraritiesfound anywhere in the US and Canada. This info includes maps and GPS locations for each rare bird reported. There are also Florida Birding pages on Facebook that provide additional information on these rarities. Put "Florida birding" in the search block and look for pages that offerinformation on rarities. The list owners appreciate all those who provided us over the years withpertinent information on FL rarities. We wish all of yougood birding and safe travels. This is the final post on the FLARBA listserve. FLARBA co-list owners: Lyn Atherton Margie Wilkinson Roberto Torres Charlie Ewell ***************************************************************************************** Non-subscribers and subscribers: to report a rare bird, send pertinent details of observation to [log in to unmask] To unsubscribe: send a message SIGNOFF FLARBA to [log in to unmask] To set to no mail: send a message SET FLARBA NOMAIL to [log in to unmask] To reach the FLARBA Archives go to http://listserv.usf.edu/archives/flarba.html