Perhaps a solution to these kinds of dilemmas would be the production of
some kind of flyer promoting Birdlife Aus, but also containing a section on
"birding etiquette". I imagine something could be produced in a manner
that individuals could even print out themselves. I think promoting an
organisation like Birdlife with the flyers would be good, because it allows
you to give it people without being confrontational. "Oh cool, you're
birders too - have you heard of Birdlife? Here's a flyer!" - then they can
read it themselves and use their own judgement. You could even just put a
little internet link at the back, and not mention etiquette.
Jeremy
On Mon, Aug 27, 2012 at 11:45 AM, Dave Torr <> wrote:
> Sadly I suspect the culprits are unlikely to read BirdingAus or take any
> notice if they do!
>
> On 27 August 2012 11:34, Robert Inglis <> wrote:
>
> > I know this is a topic which has been discussed here before and that it
> > can easily be classed as “controversial” but an incident I witnessed
> > recently has prompted me to believe the subject needs to be revisited.
> > <>
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