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I had no idea this thread even existed!

These are the BF members I've ticked so far in no particular order (or at least the ones I remember!) All were sighted in Cairns under varying conditions except where said otherwise:

MJB, Andrew Whitehouse, Larry Wheatland, kstrating, Isurus, Vectis Birder, travellingbirder, Alan Moore, Wompoo Dove, Solwara, Selsey Birder, Birdingcraft (In Costa Rica).

I narrowly dipped on Chris Benesh due to a miscommunication on my availability and have spoken to HalfTwo (whilst in Ireland) and Dominic Cormier on the phone.

I have little doubt that I've met several other members whilst living in the UK but can't be absolutely certain.
 
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I saw the back of your head as someone pointed you out to me but I don't think that gives either of us a tick sadly. :)

I only got one BirdFair tick but it was real quality:

57. Edward

I'm not really listing anymore now that I'm a grown-up but when you have the bumper day I've just had it would so rude not to:

58. Steve (yes, the Steve, and yes, ladies, he's just as tall and handsome as you'd ever imagined him to be :) )
59. Paul Hackett (seen before to be fair, but first time spoken to)
60. Menziebirder (so nice to finally meet in RL - keep up the great blogging)

I think those were the only new ones - so nice to get my annual Delia tick. Let's make it twice this year, if we can.
 
What are the rules about ticking former members who no longer appear on BF?

If they're still out there somewhere but not making frequent appearances then they've become a rare and you're lucky to have clocked one. If they're actually extinct ( as a member or in RL ) then you'd have to get them reaccepted to tick them. :)
 
The Scottish Bash last weekend brought two new lovely people to add to my list:

98: Steve (Bongofury and his new Zen Ray binoculars:-O)
99: Manuel (Clandestine Bird recently flown in from Ecuador)

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Ah yes - my first ever visit to the Birdfair

100: Steve brought up the ton, what could be more appropriate B :)
101: Andy Bright

Thanks for the hospitality and company both.

102: Steve Lister
103: Paul Hackett (at last!)
104: Penny Clark
105: Dean Eades

It was lovely to meet up with you again Helen - come on lass... next Bash the end of September;)
 
No 177 in Norfolk last Friday. Ragna

It appears that he should have been possibly the first on my list as apparently he met me at Titchwell whilst I was digiscoping many years ago and because I had been talking so much about Birdforum he went straight home and joined Birdforum in Jan 2003.

Good to met you Graham (again.lol)

John
 
I have forgotten to update this list of late and there have been a few members I have met that I can no longer remember the user names but three that I can are JHDraytonbassetpits (John) seen in January at Edison Road, Hams Hall, Near Coleshill, Moocher (Phill) seen at New Fancy Viewpoint in February and glynh at RSPB Balnarald, North Uist last Saturday.

That brings me up to 180.
 
Another BF tick today at the Woodchat Shrike site at North Widcome Common, near Chew Valley Lakes today.

182. Davecr24

John
 
Some new additions.

182. Thorin whom I met at the Bridled Tern site on Friday.
183. Laurie Langan. Met at the Rock Thrush site near St Fergus today.

John
 
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I forgot to put down Serenity as a meeting.

Met the two Brothers on Friday last week and had a great trip with them. Highly recommended.

185. Serenity

John
 
One crom tonight at Thornton Reservoir, Leics

187. Mike Feeley

One from a few weeks ago that i missed.

188. The Snapper

John
 
One I had forgotten from the Brown Shrike on 20/09/2013. Seeing him yesterday at the Orphean Warbler site reminded me.

189. Paul Rowe.

John
 
Castle Howard 19 January 20143

65. Articuno


Good to meet you Becky, even if only for a short while. Glad you got the scaup.

Lower Derwent Valley February 17th 2013


64. Nick Tonge

Good to meet up with you Nick on what turned into a decent day's birding, shame about the gulls at the end though.
 
Ah yes - my first ever visit to the Birdfair

100: Steve brought up the ton, what could be more appropriate B :)
101: Andy Bright

Thanks for the hospitality and company both.

102: Steve Lister
103: Paul Hackett (at last!)
104: Penny Clark
105: Dean Eades

It was lovely to meet up with you again Helen - come on lass... next Bash the end of September;)

What a grand day we had on the Scottish Hawfinch Bash yesterday - reconnecting with old friends and meeting some new ones:

106: The Seeker
107: Jimmycq
108: JTweedie
109: Mags1967
110: RobGreenwood

It was lovely to meet you all.
 
What a grand day we had on the Scottish Hawfinch Bash yesterday - reconnecting with old friends and meeting some new ones:

106: The Seeker
107: Jimmycq
108: JTweedie
109: Mags1967
110: RobGreenwood

It was lovely to meet you all.

No-one meeting up with new members now? LOL

111: BrianWH is touring the area with his lovely wife and we met up for a drink yesterday.
 
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