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Some tricky Edwards's and/or Edward's Birds… with or without Milne? (1 Viewer)
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Björn Bergenholtz
(former alias "Calalp")
Well detected, Theo!
Well done! You sure have an eagle-eye! Thanks!
Of course you´re right. My error, my mushy brain, my slippery fingers on the computer key-board. It took me a while to compile that pdf, obviously a bit too long, too late at night. Sorry for that. But I think the rest is correct ...
I´ve now changed the pdf, and here it is again, in its updated version (1.2).
Once again thanks!
Cheers!
Well done! You sure have an eagle-eye! Thanks!
Of course you´re right. My error, my mushy brain, my slippery fingers on the computer key-board. It took me a while to compile that pdf, obviously a bit too long, too late at night. Sorry for that. But I think the rest is correct ...
I´ve now changed the pdf, and here it is again, in its updated version (1.2).
Once again thanks!
Cheers!
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Björn Bergenholtz
(former alias "Calalp")
It´s about time for the Birds!
Ok, now it´s gone more than a week of no replies, opposing protests or counterproposals ... I take the silence as some sort of quiet approval, and will try to "push on"!
In forthcoming posts I will use the spelling:Henri Milne Edwards (1800–1885) vs Alphonse Milne-Edwards (1835–1900)
Since solving that "basic thing" (like I unwisely called it in my post No. 8, this thread), hoping to find a quick and easy way of figuring out the spelling of the names of the (this far, just possible) Men commemorated in these Birds, I am now merely stating the fact that this attempt (even if we got a few things sorted out) resulted in an hevily, overloaded thread, making it a bit awkward, or at least slightly difficult to follow, for any keen new-comer, thereby I suggest we deal with the birds themselves … in a new, sparkling fresh thread: Some tricky Edwards's and/or Edward's Birds … Part II
See you all there!
Ok, now it´s gone more than a week of no replies, opposing protests or counterproposals ... I take the silence as some sort of quiet approval, and will try to "push on"!
In forthcoming posts I will use the spelling:Henri Milne Edwards (1800–1885) vs Alphonse Milne-Edwards (1835–1900)
Since solving that "basic thing" (like I unwisely called it in my post No. 8, this thread), hoping to find a quick and easy way of figuring out the spelling of the names of the (this far, just possible) Men commemorated in these Birds, I am now merely stating the fact that this attempt (even if we got a few things sorted out) resulted in an hevily, overloaded thread, making it a bit awkward, or at least slightly difficult to follow, for any keen new-comer, thereby I suggest we deal with the birds themselves … in a new, sparkling fresh thread: Some tricky Edwards's and/or Edward's Birds … Part II
See you all there!
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