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Re: Calling birds, was speakers for iPod

Subject: Re: Calling birds, was speakers for iPod
From: Chuck B <>
Date: Tue, 25 Oct 2005 10:38:50 -0700
Lou Judson wrote:

>CALLING them in??? I thought the entire point was getting them in their
>natural habitat, not calling them like duck hunters!
>

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>I apologize if this is normal for birders, but I am shocked! Are
>"expensive" birding trips like eco-tourism? Hunting, only with cameras?
>My idealistic California sensibilities imagines complete
>harmlessness... and going to them, not drawing them to you.
>
    Since this is running off-topic, I'll be brief.  Another post deals
with science and bird conservation very well. For recreational purposes,
there are times when calling is a problem and there are times when it is
not. Anyone who believes that this is a black-and-white issue has not
given it the thought it deserves.

    -- Chuck

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>Chuck Bragg, Pacific Palisades, CA
>Membership, Newsletter, Web manager
>Santa Monica Bay Audubon Society
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