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I can't help feeling that this is another example of Britain going PC-crazy! There are lots of female BF members - could some of them please respond and say whether they find the term "Tart's Tick" offensive? So far it seems to be mainly males arguing the case.

I have heard this used in birding circles for as long as I can remember and have never caught the slightest whiff of offence being caused. I really do find it extremely difficult to believe that anyone could seriously get upset by such an expression - but there again I stand to be corrected (though having been married for 23 years and with two teenage daughters, I would hope to have a reasonable understanding......).
 
This thread seems to have run it's course and now has nothing to do with birds/birding.
Further discussion would be best suited to the off-topic ruffled feathers forum.
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Thanks admin.
 
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