BF 200 Club (2 Viewers)

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helenol

Well-known member

• Mar 29, 2004

• #121

How about a member with child? Can we have a tick with young?

 

CJW

Hit-and-run WUM

• Mar 29, 2004

• #122

Ofcourse, assuming the adult is a member and you don't cause disturbance.

 

Jane Turner

Well-known member

• Mar 29, 2004

• #123

Are there any schedule 1 breeding species?

 

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helenol

Well-known member

• Mar 29, 2004

• #124

Thanks Chris.

Well my list is now: Deboo with young.

Excruciatingly slow, but I'm getting there.

 

CJW

Hit-and-run WUM

• Mar 29, 2004

• #125

All the Mods. and Admin. Staff are Schedule 1. I wouldn't like to comment on their breeding status though!

 

Larry Lade

Moderator

• Mar 29, 2004

• #126

There are few on my "want list" for 2004 here in the US, but I will have to travel some to get them. That is unless "they find me"!

 

digi-birder

Well-known member

• Mar 29, 2004

• #127

CJW said:

All the Mods. and Admin. Staff are Schedule 1. I wouldn't like to comment on their breeding status though!

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Non-breeding!!

 

Jasonbirder

Jason-occasional-twitcher

• Mar 29, 2004

• #128

THis BF 200 listing lark isn`t as easy as it looks - I thought we had a guaranteed stakeout for a "Fifebirder" on Saturday which would have been both a lifer and a Scottish tick for me, but dipped out despite extensive searching

 

pduxon

Quacked up Member

• Mar 29, 2004

• #129

out of interest do Isle of Man members count to the British list

 

CJW

Hit-and-run WUM

• Mar 29, 2004

• #130

Depends if you keep a UK List or a British Isles list. If it's the latter then, yes we do.

 

alan_rymer

Well-known member

• Mar 29, 2004

• #131

Larry Lade said:

There are few on my "want list" for 2004 here in the US, but I will have to travel some to get them. That is unless "they find me"!

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Larry
Have to go on a major Twitch!.

 

Geoff Pain

Rural Member

• Mar 29, 2004

• #132

If we could radio tag some of the more elusive members and track them via the web site to see their movements we may be able to increase our chances of sighting them.Always wear the BF cap when out birding,but never had any questions about it.My total todate is a pathetic 3 :'D obviously going to the wrong places,but the Oop North Bash should improve my list.

 

alan_rymer

Well-known member

• Mar 29, 2004

• #133

Geoff Pain said:

If we could radio tag some of the more elusive members and track them via the web site to see their movements we may be able to increase our chances of sighting them.Always wear the BF cap when out birding,but never had any questions about it.My total todate is a pathetic 3 :'D obviously going to the wrong places,but the Oop North Bash should improve my list.

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Geoff

Good idea, It would show where and when they start to flock together!.

 

digi-birder

Well-known member

• Mar 29, 2004

• #134

Well, I have to admit to not wearing my BF cap all that often when out birding, as baseball caps don't really suit me. But I'll probably have it on at Minsmeet and Oop North so that people can recognise our group and don't go wandering off with other groups.

 

alan_rymer

Well-known member

• Mar 29, 2004

• #135

digi-birder said:

Well, I have to admit to not wearing my BF cap all that often when out birding, as baseball caps don't really suit me. But I'll probably have it on at Minsmeet and Oop North so that people can recognise our group and don't go wandering off with other groups.

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Also a warning to non BFers and people in the know to keep away. Must admit, I don't wear mine, too cold in winter, and that cream is so showy.
O.K. if I was a bird I suppose, although I've never seen one wearing a baseball cap!.
I'd like a nice little discreet badge I could wear on my fleece hat though!.

 

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digi-birder

Well-known member

• Apr 5, 2004

• #136

I've just edited my post to include the new ticks from the Minsmeet weekend, and added some that I had forgotten about before, bringing my total so far to 39.

Roll on Oop North!!

 

Andrew

wibble wibble

• Apr 5, 2004

• #137

Diane,

Did anyone speed up to Minsmeet in a Corvette and tick you all then speed off again in a cloud of dust on a BF200 Club race?

 

pduxon

Quacked up Member

• Apr 5, 2004

• #138

digi-birder said:

I've just edited my post to include the new ticks from the Minsmeet weekend, and added some that I had forgotten about before, bringing my total so far to 39.

Roll on Oop North!!

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I can now hear "Oop North!!" in the proper accent

 

digi-birder

Well-known member

• Apr 6, 2004

• #139

pduxon said:

I can now hear "Oop North!!" in the proper accent

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Eee by gum! Ecky thump! Just tekkin mi whippet for a walk.

Andrew, I didn't notice anyone twitching us, but there could have been some lurkers, I suppose.

 

James Armstrong

Flowerpot Man

• Apr 6, 2004

• #140

ColinJ
Digibirder
RobinM and wife
Grousemore
Woody
Dave G
Sam + 1 fledgling
Geraldine
Alan Rymer
PDuxon
Elizabeth Bigg
Malcolm (Ornithopod)
Dave Smith and wife
Ivan, wife and mother-in-law
John (not sure of species) but he was at Minsmeet 2004

Quite a good list so far considering only been 'Membering' twice.

Btw whoever suggested the intensive ringing programme better not lay hands on me unless they want to be 'dismembered'.

Haven't ticked myself but will do so as soon as Alan gives me the name of his pink pill supplier...