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<blockquote data-quote="jogresh" data-source="post: 1771874" data-attributes="member: 15433"><p>Jeez have you guys not got a life? This thread is about young birders continuing their interest, not swapping notes on your shabby Thai hol! Yep i went to Khao Yai but dint look for Masked Finfoot! Fair play to Charlie Hesse for thinking outside the box! That sounded shouty but wasn't!</p><p>Anyway if you're a young birder, sorry but sort yourself out, sorry but that's the way it is. Ask for guidance off a local respected dude. I birded from 15 onward on my own and you certainly learn your birds... life list might take a back seat tho! As i said before get a group together and go to Spain, it's great birding and fun too. I hate to say it but when i was a young birder i was starved of contact, desperate to discuss the latest sightings... But you do learn to separate your Marsh Tits from your Willow, etc.!!!</p><p>ATVB.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jogresh, post: 1771874, member: 15433"] Jeez have you guys not got a life? This thread is about young birders continuing their interest, not swapping notes on your shabby Thai hol! Yep i went to Khao Yai but dint look for Masked Finfoot! Fair play to Charlie Hesse for thinking outside the box! That sounded shouty but wasn't! Anyway if you're a young birder, sorry but sort yourself out, sorry but that's the way it is. Ask for guidance off a local respected dude. I birded from 15 onward on my own and you certainly learn your birds... life list might take a back seat tho! As i said before get a group together and go to Spain, it's great birding and fun too. I hate to say it but when i was a young birder i was starved of contact, desperate to discuss the latest sightings... But you do learn to separate your Marsh Tits from your Willow, etc.!!! ATVB. [/QUOTE]
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