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@Charlie Spencer, is the tips and tricks for new birders available on the way back machine? I'd so it could be added here. We might check for any members we have forgotten to contact.

https://web.archive.org/web/20240715000 ... w-birders/

Feel free to post it in the top forum or the general forum and I will "sticky" it.

Greyhawk wrote: Thu Jan 08, 2026 2:11 pm https://web.archive.org/web/20240715000 ... w-birders/

Feel free to post it in the top forum or the general forum and I will "sticky" it.

Alright I'll do it as soon as I'm on a computer.

Kevin wrote: Thu Jan 08, 2026 1:41 pm @Charlie Spencer, is the tips and tricks for new birders available on the way back machine? I'd so it could be added here. We might check for any members we have forgotten to contact.

Dude, I'm insulted by the question. Do you think I just post stuff to the Internet without keeping the originals? What kind of n00b do you take me for?

Send me a private message with your e-mail and I'll send them to you.

I can't think of a response that isn't an insult.
Any way, no need to send it to me, just posy it in the NA section and I'll pin it.

Charlie Spencer wrote: Mon Jan 12, 2026 12:04 pm Do you think I just post stuff to the Internet without keeping the originals?

Actually, I'm having trouble finding some stuff that I posted to the old forum.

I may have thought it wasn't important because it would always be there.

Posted in the General Birding forum.

My username on the Whatbird site was TexasCobra. I have chosen to retain that identification on this site. I am primarily a photographer of birds and other wildlife from my location in the Central Texas Hill Country. I also pursue subjects such as weather, sky, landscape, garden, pool, motorsport & automotive, travel, architecture, history, metalwork, art, archaeology, travel, etc. I rarely photograph people. I do not consider myself a birder.

You may find me on flickr.com as austexican718.

TexasCobra wrote: Fri Jan 16, 2026 12:18 am I do not consider myself a birder.

Is it okay if some of us consider you an honorary birder?

Either way, your photos rock!

TexasCobra wrote: Fri Jan 16, 2026 12:18 am I also pursue subjects such as weather, sky, landscape, garden, pool, motorsport & automotive, travel, architecture, history, metalwork, art, archaeology, travel, etc. I rarely photograph people. I do not consider myself a birder.

Did you forget a raiser of fine mutts?