I'm unclear here. Is Jim equating putting out seed for the birds at Bear
Creek with killing a small dog of a property owner?
Someone correct me if I'm wrong but I'm not aware that putting out seed for
birds is a violation of the ABA code of ethics. Harassing birds is clearly
against the code of
, especially this Spring to make
sure it doesn't happen. Just a thought to keep seeming this wonderful bird in
Colorado.
Wayne WathenHighlands RanchFrom: zroadrunne...@gmail.com
Date: Fri, 23 Nov 2012 10:55:13 -0800
Subject: Re: [cobirds] Re: No bird seed allowed at BCLP? No fair! How dare
The ABA code of ethics is pretty clear (see Sec 2(b)) about violating rules
and regulations, which in this case seem to prohibit the feeding of animals
in the park. Maybe the park rule in question is dumb (and I'm inclined to
agree), but it's a rule all the same, and until it is changed I am a bit
Not specifically. But I guess what you're saying is, because it's ok to
feed birds according to the ABA, it's ok to ignore the park rules. Or by
extension property owner rules. It may be a silly rule, but it's one that
is levied by the park, for reasons unknown to you.
So you can either
Hello birders,
I am no longer in Colorado, but haven't unsubscribed from the list yet. I
have been following this thread with interest, and I have to say I am in
absolute 100% agreement with those who say that breaking a rule that you
feel is stupid, just to have better chances to see a bird, is
I agree. Linda Paulsen Lamar
On Fri, Nov 23, 2012 at 1:49 PM, Jim Dandy jimdandy...@gmail.com wrote:
Not specifically. But I guess what you're saying is, because it's ok to
feed birds according to the ABA, it's ok to ignore the park rules. Or by
extension property owner rules. It may be a
I needed to get my two- cents worth in on this thread. One would think
the Bear Creek Lake Park management would recognize and appreciate the
obvious economic windfall we birders have brought to the Park in order
to see the brambling. Has anyone approached management to learn their
reasons for
Rules are rules. You can look up the rules concerning baiting in the
parks in Colorado. Linda Paulsen Lamar CO
On Fri, Nov 23, 2012 at 3:04 PM, Larry Griffin orchbir...@frii.com wrote:
I needed to get my two- cents worth in on this thread. One would think the
Bear Creek Lake Park management
By the way, it is equally ludicrous (and lazy, frankly) to smear all
listers as continually seeking to violate good birding ethics. There are
plenty of us who list and who also do right by the code.
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Eric DeFonso
Boulder, CO
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