Well said Kevin! I myself am a descendant of a long line of Autobahn
racing, kraut eating tribes. We have always lived up to the challenge of
identifying birds while racing down the Autobahn at 200 klicks (km
-kilometers) an hour in our Mercedes, however it can get downright yakki at
times! Anything smaller than a White Stork gets lumped in the "max nix" (GI
slang for macht nichts: it doesn't matter category) which comes under the
heading of "Was war das?"
Good birding and happy April Fools Day to you birders with Yak-I-Me
Autobahn Society!
I'll come see you as soon as there is no more snow on Snow -qualmie Pass ...
Hans
On Sat, Apr 1, 2023 at 2:06 PM Kevin Lucas <
vikingcove at gmail.com> wrote:
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I think today's name migration to Yak-I-Me Autobahn Notquietly is long
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overdue in recognizing the exhausting amount of driving effort and no
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limits attitudes underlying our quest to see and hear the tic tic of the
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Carbon-collared Nothatch so we can unreservedly reality check the box:
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'Are you submitting a complete list of all the birds you wanted to
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identify?'
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Always hoping to observe for myself something different in my bird
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watching,
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Kevin Lucas
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Yakima County, WA
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