Re: Fork-tailed Flycatcher update

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Posted by Vince on 17:44:44 12/22/05

In Reply to: Fork-tailed Flycatcher update posted by Bill Pranty

Gee:

Let's "out" him! Maybe he was just trying to follow a certain person's advice to "document" this sighting?

: Posted to the BRDBRAIN list today, in refernce to the Zellwood--Mount Dora CBC yesterday:
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: The photographer mentioned is a frequent poster to the TAS Miami Bird Board. Please remember that we ALL are expected to follow the ABA Code of Ethics __http://www.americanbirding.org/abaethics.pdf__ AT ALL TIMES.
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: Happy Holiday,
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: Bill Pranty
: Bayonet Point, Florida
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: Hello all,
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: The Fork-tailed Flycatcher was reportedly seen and photographed by one individual yesterday, however was not seen by the main group of ca. 40 people. This may be because people walked into both the orange groves and adjacent field. This is trespassing. The kingbirds did not roost in the typical roost area, which is likely the result of disruption, and likely the reason that the Flycatcher was missed.
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: Alex Vinokur
: Casselberry, FL

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Re: Fork-tailed Flycatcher update - Rock Jetty 10:20:52 12/23/05 (0)
I'm OUT! - Trey Mitchell 20:51:31 12/22/05 (2)
- Re: I'm OUT! - Bill Pranty 19:04:51 12/24/05 (1)
  - Re: I'm OUT! - Vince 05:54:31 12/25/05 (0)

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