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From: Amber Carver
To: cobirds
Cc: migrant44 ; sueehlmann
Sent: Fri, Feb 8, 2013 9:32 am
Subject: Re: [cobirds] Fwd: Elk Thistle Birds, Summit County
Walking up a road is one thing, but we birders rarely show up without
binoculars. I have often won
9:18 AM
To: cobirds@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: [cobirds] Fwd: Elk Thistle Birds, Summit County
Hi birders,
I'm a birder from Michigan's Upper Peninsula. I was in Colorado last week,
and on Saturday I was in Wlidernest, looking for rosy-finches. I knew, from
posts on this list
Hi birders,
I'm a birder from Michigan's Upper Peninsula. I was in Colorado last week,
and on Saturday I was in Wlidernest, looking for rosy-finches. I knew, from
posts on this list, that all four rosy-finches were being seen in
Wildernest, but no street addresses were given. So I drove through th
Walking up a road is one thing, but we birders rarely show up without
binoculars. I have often wondered about the ethics/legality of posting the
location of strangers' feeders. I think in the future that before we
advertise a yard where an interesting bird was seen, we should get the
permissi
Ok, so I don't know the whole scoop about what's going on but, in reading
the reprimand, I see mention of birders possibly walking up a road if they
can't park on it. Yikes! It seems that this is a public road and is there a
situation where it isn't ok for a birder to walk up a road? I don't
I assume that since you have assumed such an exalted position in speaking for
the residents along Elk Thistle, you would probably prefer to have your
comments directed to the entire readership, so that the offending parties can
take note of it. I don't recall that I have done anything objectio
