A BIG thank you to all the fine birders who share their wonderful views
of birds and other nature via scopes & photography. I have found many
generous in sharing scope views, sharing digital camera views, &
sharing photos via Tweeters & other means. They have enhanced my
life.

Nature is big enough for us all to enjoy it . . . even be benefitted
because of our different interests and expertise.

Happy birding,
Helen Heavirland
Milton-Freewater, OR


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> On Jan 6, 2011, at 11:03 PM, Jile Hulme-deborchgro wrote:
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>> Am I the only one who wants to puke whenever a brigade of "birders"
>> show up with a bunch of $2000 cameras with big honkin'-ass lenses?
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>> Aren't we birdWATCHERS first and foremost? Shouldn't we leave the
>> picturing to the the likes of National Geographic? I just want to
>> chase down a rare bird for once and find people with BINOCULARS
>> ONLY.?
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