Lost one of those yesterday at Iona. On Apr 22, 2020, at 9:06 AM, John Gordon via < inaphoto@...> wrote:
Cloverdale but if you ever go to Blackie Spit or come this way like Brydon Lagoon we can meet.? Looks like about 58mm ? Oh wow - its my lens cap!! I didn’t think I’d see it again!
On Apr 21, 2020, at 9:21 PM, John Gordon via < inaphoto@...> wrote:
Today Ap 21/20 I found a Sony lens hood at Iona inner pond. Let me know if it might be yours.
John Gordon (JOGO)
Langley/Cloverdale
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Re: Wildlife films & documentaries
Go to the website of the International Wildlife Film Festival Most films are on youtube. A few need netflix.
Free from April 18-25.
Terry Carr Delta
Hi Greg
How do you access these. I have Netflix but when I search wildlife, it only gives me what I’ve seen before.
Cheers
Chris Thomas
Maple Ridge
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Darn - I lost the cap not the hood!!!?
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On Apr 22, 2020, at 9:06 AM, John Gordon via < inaphoto@...> wrote:
Cloverdale but if you ever go to Blackie Spit or come this way like Brydon Lagoon we can meet.? Looks like about 58mm ? Oh wow - its my lens cap!! I didn’t think I’d see it again!
On Apr 21, 2020, at 9:21 PM, John Gordon via < inaphoto@...> wrote:
Today Ap 21/20 I found a Sony lens hood at Iona inner pond. Let me know if it might be yours.
John Gordon (JOGO)
Langley/Cloverdale
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Re: Wildlife films & documentaries
Same question ..
Perry Edwards
North Vancouver
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Cloverdale but if you ever go to Blackie Spit or come this way like Brydon Lagoon we can meet.? Looks like about 58mm 
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On Apr 22, 2020, at 12:44 AM, Sabine Jessen <sabine.jessen@...> wrote:
? Oh wow - its my lens cap!! I didn’t think I’d see it again!
On Apr 21, 2020, at 9:21 PM, John Gordon via < inaphoto@...> wrote:
Today Ap 21/20 I found a Sony lens hood at Iona inner pond. Let me know if it might be yours.
John Gordon (JOGO)
Langley/Cloverdale
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Re: Wildlife films & documentaries
Hi Greg
How do you access these. I have Netflix but when I search wildlife, it only gives me what I’ve seen before.
Cheers
Chris Thomas
Maple Ridge
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In the “who da thunk?” department, here is an interesting story about Chuck Wills Widow. I wonder if other nightjars do this?
Daniel Bastaja
danielbastaja@...
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Oh wow - its my lens cap!! I didn’t think I’d see it again!
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On Apr 21, 2020, at 9:21 PM, John Gordon via < inaphoto@...> wrote:
Today Ap 21/20 I found a Sony lens hood at Iona inner pond. Let me know if it might be yours.
John Gordon (JOGO)
Langley/Cloverdale
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Today Ap 21/20 I found a Sony lens hood at Iona inner pond. Let me know if it might be yours.
John Gordon (JOGO)
Langley/Cloverdale
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Wildlife films & documentaries
Passing along info below. Please share with fellow naturalists.
Enjoy the??from the comfort of your own home! Today through 4/25, you can screen 50+ wildlife films & documentaries free of charge. You need Netflix to view but there are numerous ones on birds.
Best, Greg Richmond
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Re: Updated birds of Vancouver island links
Well that sucks. Damn outdated computer. Will fix if I can. Keith
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On 4/18/20, Richard James <rich@...> wrote: On 4/18/2020 3:51 PM, pat.mary.taylor wrote:
Several new species and updated records to present. Keith, I just downloaded these.
There is a page numbering issue, Pt 1 and 2 overlap and the index pg nos
(at least for pt 2) don't match the pages.
There is also a blank numbered page at the ed of Pt 1.
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From an Island in the Pacific,
Richard James, Victoria, BC
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Re: Updated birds of Vancouver island links
On 4/18/2020 3:51 PM, pat.mary.taylor wrote: Several new species and updated records to present. Keith, I just downloaded these. There is a page numbering issue, Pt 1 and 2 overlap and the index pg nos (at least for pt 2) don't match the pages. There is also a blank numbered page at the ed of Pt 1. -- From an Island in the Pacific, Richard James, Victoria, BC
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Updated birds of Vancouver island links
Several new species and updated records to present. keith taylor
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Re: Long-billed Curlews Returning to BC
I’ve shared this request and attachments with the 857 members of the ‘Lower Mainland Raptors’ FB page. Many spend time in areas such as Boundary Bay, Iona, etc.?
As an aside, anyone interested in curlews would enjoy the recent book, “Curlew Moon” (Mary Colwell).?
Perry Edwards
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On Apr 14, 2020, at 16:16, Graham Sorenson <gsorenson@...> wrote:
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Hi all,?
While we at Birds Canada are disappointed not to be able to get out into the field this season, our work to monitor and conserve birds continues. One example is our remote sensing projects which include Long-billed Curlew tracking in British Columbia (). After all spending the winter in California, they are returning to BC and one male (named Ivan) is
now on Whidbey Island, just north of Seattle! It is hard to know where it will go from there, but birders on Vancouver Island, the Gulf Islands, and the lower mainland should keep their eyes out (where public access is still allowed)! Ivan will have
a satellite transmitter on his back, and leg flag KY on his left leg. If you are interested in seeing where five of the other curlews are, you can view??(Ivan
is not on this map).
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Best,
Graham
Graham Sorenson
BC Projects Coordinator
Birds Canada/Oiseaux Canada
gsorenson@... ?
Tel ? 877-349-BIRD (2473) ext. 1
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Your Voice For Birds/ Votre voix pour les oiseaux
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Long-billed Curlews Returning to BC
Hi all,?
While we at Birds Canada are disappointed not to be able to get out into the field this season, our work to monitor and conserve birds continues. One example is our remote sensing projects which include Long-billed Curlew tracking in British Columbia (). After all spending the winter in California, they are returning to BC and one male (named Ivan) is
now on Whidbey Island, just north of Seattle! It is hard to know where it will go from there, but birders on Vancouver Island, the Gulf Islands, and the lower mainland should keep their eyes out (where public access is still allowed)! Ivan will have
a satellite transmitter on his back, and leg flag KY on his left leg. If you are interested in seeing where five of the other curlews are, you can view??(Ivan
is not on this map).
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Best,
Graham
Graham Sorenson
BC Projects Coordinator
Birds Canada/Oiseaux Canada
gsorenson@... ?
Tel ? 877-349-BIRD (2473) ext. 1
Your Voice For Birds/ Votre voix pour les oiseaux
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Dear fellow birdwatchers,
Corona has changed our lives and we want to study its influence on birdwatching activities in different countries. Please help us and answer a few simple questions. The questionnaire is in seven different languages and takes 2 (two) minutes. The study is run by Piotr Tryjanowski (University of Poznan) and Christoph Randler (University of Tuebingen).
Stay healthy,
Christoph & Piotr
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More information:
It is a scientific study, and you can check my profiles on the website of the University of Tübingen/MNF, researchgate, eBird, facebook (BioDidaktik Tübingen), etc.; I am a birder myself, working at the intersection of biology & social sciences, so thank you all for helping us getting a clearer picture how corona impacts on social/psychological aspects of a leisure activity.
Please take care and stay healthy,
Christoph
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Hi Everyone
just letting you know I found one of the above out at Blaney Bog just before the bridge at the north end of 224th. I’ve submitted my report to eBird but you won’t get that until tomorrow.
Cheers
Chris Thomas
Maple Ridge
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Hastings park yellow rumped warblers
Hey folks, There's a bunch of yellow rumped warblers in Hastings park today. First I've seen them this year so thought I'd share. Cheers, Paul
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Large numbers of Common Mergansers
All
Currently there is a large (35+) flotilla of Common Mergs working
the Fraser by Haney. Not sure if this is for oolichans or young
salmon.
Roger Craik
Maple Ridge?
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Thanks Daniel, mich appreciated??
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John Gordon
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