You're right, but I didn't even notice. Too busy emailing him to see if he
knows about any good spots close to Goulburn, and exactly where his Rockwarbler
site is. Not very close, I think. I emailed him early this morning, no reply
yet.
Goulburn is crap for birding, so not much danger of repeat advertising or
complaints of unfair competition from others.
He subscribed about 2 weeks ago, so he didn't do it just to make this posting,
which is his first. Must therefore be a birder? Doesn't really sound like one.
Maybe just keep an eye on him?
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Andrew Wall
> Sent: Thursday, 2 May 2013 4:08 PM
> To:
> Subject: Birding tourism
>
> Hi birders
>
> I agree with all the comments regarding telling country
> people about our birding activities.
>
> I own and run (along with my lovely wife, Susan), a small
> motel in Goulburn NSW. I am always interested in why guests
> are in town, and am keen to give advice and suggestions about
> the best place to see things. I always enjoy discovering that
> people are here for bird watching, or bush walking, camping
> etc. I talk to the local visitor info centre, which has
> pamphlets on bird watching in the area, and try to enhance
> our guests visits with some local insider knowledge.
> I am keen to have more bird watchers stay with us, so if you
> are heading past Goulburn, drop in to the Parkhaven Motel,
> and I'll point you in the right direction to see NSW's only
> endemic bird - the rock warbler - which is close by on the
> Nerriga Road, or if you like I can give you directions to the
> sewage plant!
>
> Happy birding
>
> Andrew Wall
>
>
>
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