Yes got the same email, have not replied as yet. I assume it is illegal to
send bird feathers overseas anyway, or anywhere I suspect.
Andrew Bell
-----Original Message-----
From:
On Behalf Of Ákos Lumnitzer
Sent: Thursday, 29 October 2009 5:02 PM
To: Birding-Aus mailing list
Subject: Request for feathers
HI birders
Have any of you received this correspondence as well? I think it's the same
guy who's sent the request to me last year....
QUOTE:
My name is Srdjan, I?m 36 years old, I live in Serbia (ex Yugoslavia). I
adore wild animals, especially birds, and lots of my free time, I spend in
the nature watching and learning about them. I don?t have proper place for
keeping them, so instead of that I have another obsession, I keep the birds?
feathers. I have collected about 400 different kinds of feathers so far. All
of them are classified according to Latin terms, the place and the date when
I found them. Europe is poor with these species, so in my opinion it is a
success. I didn?t harm any individual in any way. I turn to you in this way,
hoping that you can help me to enlarge my collection.
I have a lot of literature about birds, so if you do have any promotion
material you can send me. I would like to have it in my library collection,
or you can send me anything as a cherished souvenir.
I send my greetings to you, and I hope that at least you will send me
the answer back.
Your photos is fantastic.
PLEASE SEND ME SOME FEATHERS PLEASE.
Srdjan Cuturilov
END QUOTE
Cheers
Akos
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Ákos Lumnitzer
http://www.amatteroflight.com
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