The problemm as I see it, is that while ecologically a twitch in which no
one left their garden would save the environment, a lot of us would see only
Noisy Miners and Crows (or their local equivalent) and so few would bother
to participate and it would raise very little money.
Since a massive die-off is highly likely, save birds while you can and don't
worry about using a bit of petrol. I doubt if you can use more petrol in
your life time than can be used by one carrier flight off an air craft
carrier in the Gulf, let alone if they proceed to a full scale war.
Tim Murphy
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From:
Behalf Of kbrandwood
Sent: Wednesday, 4 April 2007 6:21 PM
To: birdingaus
Cc: Tony Dymond
Subject: Twitchathon
Hi All,Grant Private Name, There may be only a small number of birdwatchers
in Aus but there are millions around the world.
This is not a Twitchathon attack its a more responsible approach to raising
funds to conserve birds.
keith b the beautiful Hawkesbury 60km N/W of Sydney
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