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<blockquote data-quote="JakeM" data-source="post: 3338532" data-attributes="member: 104647"><p>After spring of 2014 i realized that i was having a decent year, for me. (I dont chase rarities that are too distant, i just dont think that it is very green, but that is just me). So, i tried for a personal best that year, in Ontario, and beat my previous record by 11 species. Before 2015 i decided to again try for a personal best year, within certain geographic limitations. My wife asked me what would i rather have, a life bird in the year (difficult, as i have travelled in the past) or a personal best. I opted for the life bird. As it turned out, i saw both Kirtlands Warbler and Parasitic Jaeger. Life birds. Long, long time nemesis birds. And by years end, i set a new personal best, beating my previous record by a 13 species. Sometimes you get more than you wish for.</p><p> Anyhow. What are my birding hopes for 2016 ? Great looks at birds. (ie. Louisiana Waterthrush in 2014) More self found rarities. (ie. Mountain Bluebird in 2015). Birds i haven't seen for a while (ie. Dickcisssel), Plenty of ambiance. Trying out new areas. More Zen birding. More birds than birders....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JakeM, post: 3338532, member: 104647"] After spring of 2014 i realized that i was having a decent year, for me. (I dont chase rarities that are too distant, i just dont think that it is very green, but that is just me). So, i tried for a personal best that year, in Ontario, and beat my previous record by 11 species. Before 2015 i decided to again try for a personal best year, within certain geographic limitations. My wife asked me what would i rather have, a life bird in the year (difficult, as i have travelled in the past) or a personal best. I opted for the life bird. As it turned out, i saw both Kirtlands Warbler and Parasitic Jaeger. Life birds. Long, long time nemesis birds. And by years end, i set a new personal best, beating my previous record by a 13 species. Sometimes you get more than you wish for. Anyhow. What are my birding hopes for 2016 ? Great looks at birds. (ie. Louisiana Waterthrush in 2014) More self found rarities. (ie. Mountain Bluebird in 2015). Birds i haven't seen for a while (ie. Dickcisssel), Plenty of ambiance. Trying out new areas. More Zen birding. More birds than birders.... [/QUOTE]
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