canberrabirds

Newbie wants to tag along?

To: Paul Tyerman <>
Subject: Newbie wants to tag along?
From: Frank Antram <>
Date: Thu, 12 Jul 2007 11:16:06 +1000
Paul, I live in Macquarie and have been a fairly regular visitor to West
Macgregor this year.  You're welcome to tag along next time I go.  It won't
be this weekend as I'll be out of town, but perhaps next weekend.  I'll
send you an email if I'm planning a visit.

Regards
Frank

On Thu, 12 Jul 2007 09:13:51 +1000, Paul Tyerman <>
wrote:
> Howdy All,
> 
> I'm wondering whether there is anyone in the Belconnen region (or
> exploring in the Belconnen Region) who would mind a newbie birdo
> tagging along on some of their birdwatching trips?  I've really been
> enjoying this list (thank you everyone), far more than I had realised
> I would when I joined!!  I've bought a basic pair of binoculars and
> been keeping track of the various places that people mention they're
> seeing birds (I'm still intending to go to both the Coppins Crossing
> and the Macgregor old treatment works) but I am wondering whether I
> will tend to miss a lot because I'm just not sure where to look
> etc.  Nothing beats experience, so I was wondering whether there was
> anyone on the list who would be willing to let me tag along on a
> wander or two, so I can learn a bit about what I am seeing and where
> to look for specific types I haven't seen before.  Up until now I
> have just watched everything in my own and a neighbours garden, but
> this list has spurred me somewhat to expand my horizons!!
> 
> I realise that it may not be convenient for people, but I still
> thought it couldn't hurt to at least ask.  I was going to go along to
> Martin's trip to the Coppins Crossing treatment works last month but
> unfortunately continuing problems with Chronic Fatigue stopped me
> going, but at the moment I seem to be having a respite from it so I
> am keen to do some exploring.  I'm not trying to limit myself to
> Belconnen, but that is my starting point, hence the request for
> people starting from the Belconnen area.  If my health holds up I can
> hopefully wander much further afield as things develop.  I do have my
> own car if I need to meet people somewhere, or I am happy to travel
> with others.
> 
> Thanks in anticipation of any help.
> 
> Cheers.
> 
> Paul Tyerman
> Higgins
> 
> 
>
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