Carol,

I thank you and applaud your efforts to share and inform. I'm in Yakima and
have no delusions or intentions of chasing that tringa, but am interested.

I just did a google search to no avail using "eBird checklist S149487506 ".
I'd like to see the pictures if you're game for sending them to me. If
someone comes up with a more graceful way, for mere mortals, of seeing that
S149487506 checklist, I'd be interested in the technique/method they used.

I think it quite likely I could -- by viewing one of my own checklists,
substituting your checklist ID string for mine, and thus be able to see
yours,....

I just tried that. It worked.

But it would be nice to have a plug and play solution for future use of
eBird checklist ID viewing for all of us.

Here's what I used to see your checklist:

https://ebird.org/checklist/S149487506

I hope this email post of mine doesn't get the same bounce yours did.

Good Birding, and thank you again,
Kevin Lucas
Yakima County, WA

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On September 9, 2023 6:55:18 PM Carol Riddell <cariddellwa at gmail.com> wrote:


> Well I tried to post a message with a link to my eBird checklist that

> contains a photo of the Tringa with reddish legs that we think is a Lesser

> Yellowlegs with unusually colored legs. It was rejected as way beyond the

> size of messages that can be posted to Tweeters. I don't understand why a

> link would show an unusually large size. If you use eBird, the checklist

> number is S149487506. If you are interested in seeing a photo but cannot

> access this checklist, shoot me an email and I will forward the photo file.

>

> Carol Riddell

> Edmonds, WA

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