It's pretty simple: the most birds seen or heard from one's yard during 2012 will be the winner. Not of money, fame, fortune, or anything of value to any normal human being. Just eternal yardbirding legend. This year's contest is a stripped-down, souped-up, no holds barred version of 2011, with only the foolhardy remaining.
2012 promises to be the greenest, meanest, most carbon-free, birding competition EVER (not counting the fuel to harvest, sterilize, and transport thistle seed from Ethiopia or sunflower seed from N. Dakota).
We can talk about that- I typically put nicknames of one form or another, but we could anonymize them. Send something relatively goofy, and without too much detail, as I'll be cropping them quite a bit to get them all to fit in the header.
My name is Skye Christopher G. Haas and I want you to remember that name as I beat the holy hell outta you in this little yard-bird fete we have going here
Crap, I forgot about this. Are they supposed anonymized images?
ReplyDeleteWe can talk about that- I typically put nicknames of one form or another, but we could anonymize them. Send something relatively goofy, and without too much detail, as I'll be cropping them quite a bit to get them all to fit in the header.
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ReplyDeleteAs a director of Common Coast Research & Conservation it's important I remain anonymously Swamp Kat.
Sincerely yours,
Joseph D. Kaplan
My name is Skye Christopher G. Haas and I want you to remember that name as I beat the holy hell outta you in this little yard-bird fete we have going here
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