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Subject: | Taping birds. |
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Date: | Tue, 18 Nov 1997 14:21:25 +1000 |
1. In relation to the discussion of using bird tapes. Are there studies (with specific evidence) which demonstrate damage due to using tapes? Is there substantive theory which suggests harm might be caused? References? 2. Supposing taping is harmful. Is squeaking, whistling and hand-kissing also harmful? Or are these less harmful? 3. Is there a trace of puritanism in the discussion criticising use of tapes? Birding has to be difficult to be good? Or is there real concern about bird welfare? 4. It is good to clarify these issues since most of us want to see lots of (sometimes elusive) birds but absolutely seek to do the birds no harm in the process. Harry Clarke Associate Dean (Research and Graduate Studies) School of Business La Trobe University Bundoora 3083 e-mail: FAX: 03-9479-1654. Ph: 03-9479-1732. |
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