Bird whistlers... any good?

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Bird whistlers... any good?

To:	Robert Read <>
Subject:	Bird whistlers... any good?
From:	Timothy Hyde <>
Date:	Mon, 29 Dec 2003 08:27:41 -0800

Well, I'm glad at least one other person
has considered that the use of bird imitation squeekers
may have a detrimental effect or negative impact
on the birds we love to watch.

Probably not as bad as the indiscriminate use of  tape recordings,
but lets not start on that
just yet

Timothy Hyde



Robert Read wrote:

I have not used
it much since as I am not sure whether there are any negative impacts on the
birds.



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