Re: [mou-net] Sharing Owl sightings

, February 24, 2013 9:44 PM To: MOU-NET@LISTS.UMN.EDU Subject: [mou-net] Sharing Owl sightings Hello   Ever since Boreal Owls and Great Gray Owls have be Hello   Ever since Boreal Owls and Great Gray Owls have been moving around the north shore of Lake Superior I been getting a lot of requests

Re: [mou-net] Sharing Owl sightings

Stated very well Mike. Paul & Koni Fank Dassel MN Sent from my Verizon Wireless 4G LTE DROID Michael Hendrickson wrote: >Hello >  >Ever since Boreal Owls and Great >Gray Owls have be > > >Hello >  >Ever since Boreal Owls and Great >Gray Owls have been moving around the north shore of Lake

[mou-net] Sharing Owl sightings

Hello   Ever since Boreal Owls and Great Gray Owls have be Hello   Ever since Boreal Owls and Great Gray Owls have been moving around the north shore of Lake Superior I been getting a lot of requests from birders from all over Minnesota and elsewhere about helping them locate these owls.  Many ti

Re: [mou-net] sharing sightings

@LISTS.UMN.EDU Subject: [mou-net] sharing sightings I have two comments on this topic to share - not directed to any one person, or any one instance.   1)  If I find a "rare" bird during the course of my work day that's on U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service land that is NOT open to the public, I

[mou-net] sharing sightings

I have two comments on this topic to share - not directed to any one person, or any one instance.   1)  If I find a "rare" bird during the course of my work day that's on U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service land that is NOT open to the public, I will not report it on mou-net unless I've been able to se

Re: [mou-net] Sharing

Thanks Pastor Al for making this great point. Sharing is the primary reason I'm on this list - I find out about a bird and try to go find it. People have been so helpful with e-mails and this list in pointing me in the right direction to go to find birds of interest. Have a great Christmas,

[mou-net] Sharing

I would like to propose a foundational principle for birding: SHARE Share your sightings, on MOU, on other sites, on a phone chain, whatever, but share. Why? 1) We are a relational species, not sharing violates deep parts of our being 2) Joy is greater shared 3) Sharing helps bring on the fe

[mou-net] Sharing Locations

Ah, ethical tension. This issue is not linear. Stressing, harming birds - particularly rarer or declining species - certainly not good overall. However, not sharing hinders opportunities to train & influence newer birders on how to enjoy rarer species without stressing them. Perhaps sharing b