Re: Southeastern Florida birding

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Posted by Alex Harper on 13:43:45 04/01/05

In Reply to: Re: Southeastern Florida birding posted by Stormcrow

First of all, does it matter? Why do you care?

I'm not trying to duplicate what TAS does, I'm trying to make a site for myself to show others. I did say that hopefully it will help people trying to plan a trip, whether that's one or two people in the next few years, and that satisfies me enough. You will also notice there is a small RBA page. Since Brian Ahern, the previous RBA coordinator has be quite busy, I decided to make one for southeast Florida. Maybe there will be less people asking "Has the spindalis been seen lately?"

Why not include dated info if I have even said I intend to keep it updated.

I just put up the pictures today, with more to come. When I am done doing that I will name the species, and just for you I will give you the scientific name, age, date and location.

Why not give some information of what you have seen and a little information about yourself? A lot of people seem to be doing that these days.

I actually did write that there would be another edition in the next couple years, but my computer froze and when I typed over what I just wrote, I forgot to mention that. Thanks for reminding me.
I will fix that now.

I did make sure to mention I will only lead short tours through Miami Shores, a small village in the middle of Miami, for a little bit of money.
For a couple days in the Summer! I only expect to get a couple of people to do the trip, if any. I am not advertising pelagics, bulbuls, and a good amount of exotics like Larry is in the summer, I'm not advertising a whole south Florida trip with anis and Keys birds like Dave Simpson, and I'm certain I'm not trying to compete with Mark Hedden in the lower keys. I'm offering to show some people a few parakeets and a couple others for some extra money to, ironically, go on one of Larry's pelagics this summer. Weird ain't it?

As for the proof reading, do you mind doing it for me? Now, now, we shouldn't even be taking up this space on the TAS Board, so e-mail me at Alex5836@AOL.com . Do you mind doing that, or will I discover someone's altar ego?

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Comments:	: First of all, does it matter? Why do you care? : : I'm not trying to duplicate what TAS does, I'm trying to make a site for myself to show others. I did say that hopefully it will help people trying to plan a trip, whether that's one or two people in the next few years, and that satisfies me enough. You will also notice there is a small RBA page. Since Brian Ahern, the previous RBA coordinator has be quite busy, I decided to make one for southeast Florida. Maybe there will be less people asking "Has the spindalis been seen lately?" : : Why not include dated info if I have even said I intend to keep it updated. : : I just put up the pictures today, with more to come. When I am done doing that I will name the species, and just for you I will give you the scientific name, age, date and location. : : Why not give some information of what you have seen and a little information about yourself? A lot of people seem to be doing that these days. : : I actually did write that there would be another edition in the next couple years, but my computer froze and when I typed over what I just wrote, I forgot to mention that. Thanks for reminding me. : I will fix that now. : : I did make sure to mention I will only lead short tours through Miami Shores, a small village in the middle of Miami, for a little bit of money. : For a couple days in the Summer! I only expect to get a couple of people to do the trip, if any. I am not advertising pelagics, bulbuls, and a good amount of exotics like Larry is in the summer, I'm not advertising a whole south Florida trip with anis and Keys birds like Dave Simpson, and I'm certain I'm not trying to compete with Mark Hedden in the lower keys. I'm offering to show some people a few parakeets and a couple others for some extra money to, ironically, go on one of Larry's pelagics this summer. Weird ain't it? : : As for the proof reading, do you mind doing it for me? Now, now, we shouldn't even be taking up this space on the TAS Board, so e-mail me at Alex5836@AOL.com . Do you mind doing that, or will I discover someone's altar ego? :
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