Yes, We had two mute swans and several great black backed gulls on the way
out :)
On Tue, Oct 5, 2021 at 7:37 AM Andrew Baksh wrote:
> Dearest Doug,
>
> Unless someone chastised you for your previous e-mail, I saw it as a
> tongue in cheek post and took it well. Not for a minute did I think you
Yes, We had two mute swans and several great black backed gulls on the way
out :)
On Tue, Oct 5, 2021 at 7:37 AM Andrew Baksh wrote:
> Dearest Doug,
>
> Unless someone chastised you for your previous e-mail, I saw it as a
> tongue in cheek post and took it well. Not for a minute did I think you
Dearest Doug,
Unless someone chastised you for your previous e-mail, I saw it as a tongue in
cheek post and took it well. Not for a minute did I think you were propagating
doubt.
I did however raise an eyebrow at the sum zero of birds. Surely, with all that
talent aboard someone would have
Dearest Doug,
Unless someone chastised you for your previous e-mail, I saw it as a tongue in
cheek post and took it well. Not for a minute did I think you were propagating
doubt.
I did however raise an eyebrow at the sum zero of birds. Surely, with all that
talent aboard someone would have
Yesterday, I reported that some participants on the pelagic excursion on
the Atlantic Princess were skeptical that mechanical problems were the
cause of the termination of the cruise. A birder has told me that he heard
the crew talking about a problem, concerned about what to do. I apologize
Yesterday, I reported that some participants on the pelagic excursion on
the Atlantic Princess were skeptical that mechanical problems were the
cause of the termination of the cruise. A birder has told me that he heard
the crew talking about a problem, concerned about what to do. I apologize
