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From: Arthur <>
Date: Wed, 21 Mar 2018 22:37:52 +0000
I use Eremaea and Birding-Aus as tools for being aware of what is happening around the country. I also use FB, but as a place that I can see the birds and many other creatures of the natural world I am interested in, as well as where they have been sighted. I also use FB as a reference 'tool'. If I have exhausted all avenues available to me and still cannot i.d. a mammal, insect, reptile etc, I will post a request for help.

In regard to Tim Bawden's comment re privacy, I registered under a name similar enough to my real one for friends to know who I am and used a gmail account to register that is not used in my personal life. Used sensibly, these forums can be a very useful adjunct to gaining knowledge.

It is easy to delete a FB account. Go to settings, manage FB account and use the delete section. FB will keep the account open for a period of time, in case you change your mind, then permanently delete it.

Arthur Carew

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