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Old 17-09-09, 09:13 PM
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Well I did think so from the start, but worst spot to find yourself in, is seeing a bird, a GOOD BIRD and there is nobody else with you. Writing discription for a bird you know what it was but trying to convince a committee that is what you saw. JOHN, you will likely be ok with the honey buzzard because you have an image/photo, wish I carried a camera in my early years. I spent about an hour tonight trying to convince a fellow birder that the image he sent me was not a spotted redshank, but trust me it was a close call. Getting back to last week and the SKUA PHOTO, I was sent, well It was Denis that took the photo, So did we finally settle on what it was??? MIKE.
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Well I did think so from the start, but worst spot to find yourself in, is seeing a bird, a GOOD BIRD and there is nobody else with you. Writing discription for a bird you know what it was but trying to convince a committee that is what you saw. JOHN, you will likely be ok with the honey buzzard because you have an image/photo, wish I carried a camera in my early years. I spent about an hour tonight trying to convince a fellow birder that the image he sent me was not a spotted redshank, but trust me it was a close call. Getting back to last week and the SKUA PHOTO, I was sent, well It was Denis that took the photo, So did we finally settle on what it was??? MIKE.
I forgot about the skua, will go back to it. Your tryin to get me in to more controversy aren't you
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I'm not getting in to a spud fight with someone who thought a Green Sandpiper was a Greenshank
Neither will i engage in absurdities with someone who thinks a Redshank is a Green Sandpiper!
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Juvenile Redshank moulting into winter plumage has my vote!
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