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March 2012

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Barbara Padgett <[log in to unmask]>
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Barbara Padgett <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 16 Mar 2012 21:39:03 -0400
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Well, it sure seems as though spring is here.  Before we get into the peak
of migration, and with it, the peak of posts to this listserv, I'd like to
remind everyone that it is extremely helpful when you put the general
location of your sightings in the Subject line of the header.  Your fellow
birders who don't or can't chase rarities would be grateful not to open
dozens of e-mails describing sightings in distant areas of the state.  The
name of the county or general region (i.e., NW Ohio, western Lake Erie
marshes, etc.) is sufficient.  Also, in the text of your message, please
remember that not everyone is familiar with your "local patch".  If you
report a bird that you saw on a specific road or at your favorite park, be
sure to give the name of the nearest town, or some other identifying
information, as well.  Thanks, and good birding!

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