To any who cares to respond....I'm wondering why it's acceptable and praised to post locations of an out of range bird that may or may not be stressed due to being in a possibly challenging climate, (Tropical Kingbird in Duluth for example), but worriesome to post locations of owls? Is it "ethical" to support increased carbon footprints being left all over the state so a person can pad their state list? I don't know, but... this seems like some type of double standard to me. I do not have an issue with anyone posting locations of rarities or owls, but the seemingly double standard perplexes me...? Regards and feedback appreciated, Shawn Zierman.
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