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Grousemore

Senior Member
Sounds a good day nonetheless Larry...saw my one and only Western Kingbird in Florida,where they're certainly not common.
Hope to add to my BF List next week down in Devon with a few indigenous reprobates!
 

Larry Lade

Moderator
"phalarope" is highly migratory. The trouble is, there is no set pattern to her migrations. She may go any of the four directions at any given time of the year. So the chances of being able to "tick" this rather elusive species are well, chancy! She may be on Attu or then again possibly in South Africa, perhaps you could catch this species in Central America. I guess she is in the "cosmopolitan" genre.

I guess maybe I will have to try for a "tero"!
 

ashrich

Registered , should be certified .......
England
Hi everyone , got my very first BF tick today ...........Helenol , a very pleasant experience it was too !! . Nice to put a face to name .

Ashley.
 

helenol

Well-known member
ashrich said:
Hi everyone , got my very first BF tick today ...........Helenol , a very pleasant experience it was too !! . Nice to put a face to name .

Ashley.
Thanks for that Ashley! Don't forget Marlow gravel pits. ;)

Another tick for me: Ashrich.
 

Larry Lade

Moderator
I must be getting old! I just remembered another BF Member who I can add to my list. Ted Vawter, he was in Saint Joseph around Christmas time and helped out with the Christmas Bird Count (CBC) for our area. So I am up to FIVE.
 

Andrew

wibble wibble
helenol said:
On 7 at the mo. Hope to add to that this weekend.
Got a great idea for Devon Bash! We all wear BF caps and play hide and seek. That way no one can accuse us of getting our ticks too easily!
 

Bluetail

Senior Moment
Hi Larry. Yes, it's a British expression meaning, roughly, QED. Hang on, that's a Latin one... Well... maybe you could substitute "sorted"!
 

Larry Lade

Moderator
Hi Jason,

Your last post did not help me a great deal in trying to get your meaning.

But, Q.E.D., quod erat demonstrandum, which was [is] to be shown

Maybe if one's BF List is "over" 20, then "Bob's your uncle"!

"sorted" ??
 
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Andrew

wibble wibble
The Penguin Dictionary of English Idioms' definition is . . .

and Bob's your Uncle! Now you have what you want. When the young Balfour was given a ministerial post by his uncle, Lord Robert Salisbury, the prime minister, member's of the opposition said "Bob's your uncle'. Meaning with such an uncle he could have whatever he wanted.
 
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