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Birders

Harker

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11. Well said...

Reply to 2naSalit (Reply #10)

Thu Nov 4, 2021, 11:23 AM

Nov 2021

and much appreciated.

We do have different preferences about presentation.

It seems every guide book I have has come through in some instances, and proven unhelpful in others.

I keep adding to the stack.

Thanks, 2naSalit!

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Right up my alley. Harker Nov 2021 #4

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Sound approach... Harker Nov 2021 #13

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I have that app, too, and love it! Harker Nov 2021 #3

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How fun! Harker Nov 2021 #9

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