Emails are a potentially hazardous way to try to convey humor or any type of
emotion for that matter. I could see the humor in Joe's post right away but
could also understand that other people did not see or, perhaps, appreciate it.
90% of the people who post to Cobirds and respond to qu
I’ve posted my last bird sighting/hearing on CObirds.
The world, unfortunately, has changed.
Too many people now are just interested in getting the best picture of a
bird without regard for the bird’s well being.
Paula Hansley
Louisville
P.S. I will also hide my ebird lists.
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Paula Hansle
Someone reminded me that I said I wasn’t going to post on CObirds any more.
Obviously , I need to amend that statement. If I see or hear an unusual
bird at my house, and if I’m going to be home, I will post the sighting.
I may have seen the Black and White Warbler if I had realized what it was
imm
Thank you for your service o7
On Mon, May 29, 2023, 9:45 AM Paula Hansley wrote:
> I’ve posted my last bird sighting/hearing on CObirds.
>
> The world, unfortunately, has changed.
>
> Too many people now are just interested in getting the best picture of a
> bird without regard for the bird’s we
I'd certainly love to see some more studies to help determine more
conclusively how and what affects the well being of birds.
Best of luck out there.
On Mon, May 29, 2023 at 9:45 AM Paula Hansley wrote:
> I’ve posted my last bird sighting/hearing on CObirds.
>
> The world, unfortunately, has ch
Paula, and anyone,
If you don't want your observations to end up on any of the eBird rare bird
alerts (which greatly increases their visibility) you can go to
https://ebird.org/prefs and check the appropriate box.
Peter Ruprecht
Superior
On Mon, May 29, 2023 at 9:46 AM Paula Hansley wrote:
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I’m not even sure what posting is being referred to as leading to a problem. But reports to CoBirds are less likely to be a source of disturbance presently since so few things are posted here. Compared to eBird with a massive quantity of input.David SuddjianLittleton COSent from my iPhoneOn May 29,
Following up on another recent post, I'm having a problem in trying to
include a photo here to the group. As I type this, there is not a "photo"
attachment option down at the bottom where the other formatting options
show up. I just checked another Google group to which I belong and there
is
COBirders,
I have not sent out a reminder in quite a while and thought it would be a good
time to do so.
First, here is the URL to the guidelines for posting to COBirds:
http://cfo-link.org/birding/COBirds_rules.php
The few things I want to stress upon.
1. You MUST sign your post(s). See
As I am sure you have seen, there has been some discussion about what should
and should not be posted on COBIRDS.
>From personal e-mails I have received, it is clear that many birders are quite
>intimidated to post anything as "possible" or "probable" on COBIRDS. I think
>Ted's advice to desc
Hello Carl,
I believe this is more related to your email account and what device you are
sending from. I am able to add photos by either attaching through an icon or
copy and paste the image into the body of an email.
Shawn Kowaleski
Fort Collins
Sent from my iPad
Spelling errors are a softw
AMEN, Allison,
I agree 100%!!!
The birdwatching community should not be an "elitist" group. I dislike the
idea that some folks want to limit those who are not "expert" in their
eyes. I easily remember when some compilers thought my sightings were not
creditable and would not post them.
We lea
Well I'm sure glad I posted my "Bullock's Oriole" that was NOT a Bullock's
Oriole once I really looked at the picture I took. So, yeah people post those
possibles!
Connie Kogler
Twitter @ConnieKogler
Facebook.com/connie.kogler
BirdsOTheMorning.com
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I have just uploaded some new images to my website for those interested in
viewing them. The Golden Eagle, some of the Kestrel images, and the House
Finch are from Glen Eyrie. The other shots of the Kestrel are from a recent
visit to the Great Sand Dunes National Park & Preserve. Your feedback is
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Hi,
I am a long time Colorado birder who now lives in Arizona. I am registered for
the upcoming convention and would like to ride with someone from anywhere in
the Denver area to the convention on Thursday, and return on Monday. I will be
most happy to share travel expenses. You may reach me at
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