Indeed.
I'd tick it, but I've ticked a bird from a photo I took 2 years before
I started birding. I was flicking through photos of a trip to Perth
the other day and thought "ooh, that's a Laughing Turtle-Dove, on you
go then!"
Evan
On 5/9/07, Alan McBride <> wrote:
If they still had steam trains I suspect the number of birders would
be reduced in Britain by about 80%!
Cheers
Alan
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On 09/05/2007, at 08:31 , Steve Creber wrote:
I suppose that you can't dispute the logic, but for me this is reducing
bird watching to something that seems far removed from what it should
be. Ticking, twitching; I fear that the essence of appreciating birds
has devolved into a numbers game...might as well be train-spotting..
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Subject: RE: [Birding-Aus] Black Noddy ethics
Well, you were there, the bird was there, there's no question of ID (I
assume), so why not?
My personal rule is that if it's going to be a tick you've got to rule
out all other possibilities, and if that includes taking a photo or a
recording away for later analysis that's fine.
Bill
> From: David Stowe <>
> To: Birding-aus Aus <>
> Subject: [Birding-Aus] Black Noddy ethics
> Date: Tue, 8 May 2007 21:45:44 +1000
>
> Some of you may have read my recent posts about a trip to Michelmas
> Cay last week and the fact that i didn't see any Black Noddy's.
> Well I am just going through my photos in more detail and i have
> found
> a Black Noddy in a photo!!
> Does it count as a tick or not??
> Interested to hear people's thoughts.
>
> Cheers
> Dave
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