Skull Springs Rd Update

[Laurie Knight <>]

I believe it is a situation that arises when two or more birdwatchers  
think they have seen the same [individual] bird when in fact they have  
observed different birds.  Typically there is disagreement over the  
identification of the bird - birder saw one feature, the other birder  
saw a contradictory feature.
Effectively, it is a mechanism by which disputing birders can call a  
truce by agreeing that they may not have been looking at the same bird.
On 30/06/2010, at 5:16 PM, Shirley Cook wrote:

> Dear all,
>
> If you don't ask, you'll never know!  What does "a bit of 2 bird  
> theory" mean, please?
> Regards
> Shirley
>
> Shirley Cook
> Secretary/Treasurer
> Birds Australia - Northern NSW Group