There are always some idiots who spoil it for all, due to their unthinking
actions. Private property means nothing, if it stands in the way of a
twitch. If I were to see a Dodo on someone’s property, I would not divulge
it, except perhaps to the Australian Museum and only then if they agreed to
not divulge the location of the sighting for a period which would allow for
the bird to move on. I might advise the landholder on setting up a pay per
view system, though.
Carl Clifford
On Monday, October 23, 2017, Terrill Nordstrom <>
wrote:
> For anybody who intends to check out the Orange Chats that have been
> observed at Jamberoo, near Kiama please remain on the bike/walking track
> and *DO NOT* trespass onto the farmers fields. One of our members caught a
> Birder from Sydney who was walking in the paddocks searching for the birds,
> the land on either side of the track which is fenced is private property,
> so do not go onto this land. I cannot believe that after all of the
> discussion on the subject of trespassing onto private land some birders
> still feel that they are above the law and do not care that other Birders
> may not be allowed to observe the birds because of their own selfish acts.
> Terrill Nordstrom Illawarra Birders
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