Hi all,
Interesting to see this matter arrising again. May I offer a two pronged
solution.
First, I suggest getting an atlas. With one of these on your knee most, if not
all, locations mentioned on Birding Aus can be located.
Second, I work on the assumption that if I have not heard of a location, then
it is beyound my reaching in a weekend trip.
I must admit, however, that as an older member of the bird watching fraternity
I was taught at school how to use an atlas. From what I see now as I work in
tertiary education ,this may no longer be the case. I guess that ,therefore,
option 1 may not work for everyone so,
option 2 maybe the best to one to adopt if you don't recognise the name.
Good birding everyone
Jen
Tom Tarrant wrote:
> Hi Spectacled Drongo,
>
> Some time ago (not so long back), we were all asked by the moderator
> to supply location details with each post, seems we all need
> reminding!
>
> (.....some readers also compained about the use of aliases!)
>
> Tom Tarrant
>
> On Fri, 08 Oct 2004 00:22:22 -0400, <>
> wrote:
> > hi all
> > i've worked out what an RFI is and deduced from earlier postings that WTP
> > is the werribee treatment plant, which is somewhere in victoria(?).
> > as a favour to birding-aus newbies like myself and out of town/interstate
> > readers, could postings about sightings include general location info -
> > even if it's only the state and nearest town or NP (that was an easy one!).
> > we might like to pop by when we're in the area.
> > btw is the rose-coloured starling still around?
> > happy birding
> > spectacled drongo
> > sydney
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