Edward woodwood
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Mark
to be fair to Mr Lewis, the experience of Mr Hicks isn't what we would all call 'first rate'. Mr Lewis is perhaps used to a very widely travelled subset of British Birders (some of whom are, IMHO, exceptional field birders, some i would call first-rate) used to looking for, AND finding, some of the world's rarest birds.
PLease don't jump on me - I'm just trying to point out what some might say. I'm sure Mr Lewis can speak for himself... I'm happy to wait for the birds to be refound and 'proof' be provided...
Tim
to be fair to Mr Lewis, the experience of Mr Hicks isn't what we would all call 'first rate'. Mr Lewis is perhaps used to a very widely travelled subset of British Birders (some of whom are, IMHO, exceptional field birders, some i would call first-rate) used to looking for, AND finding, some of the world's rarest birds.
PLease don't jump on me - I'm just trying to point out what some might say. I'm sure Mr Lewis can speak for himself... I'm happy to wait for the birds to be refound and 'proof' be provided...
Tim