Sorry, sunbird; your time atop the leaderboard was oh-so-brief. We’ve got a new leader now: noho_bird_club.
Congratulations!
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You know, if you hadn’t mentioned the siskin in this comment, I would have completely missed that it was photographed on the site. My day job is interfering way too much with my birdcam obsession, apparently. 🙂 I’ll have to talk to my manager about that.
You can never retire. Try for 10,000 first. Then we’ll motivate you for more.
We need you not only for your great pictures but also
for your motivation to skip out of the work mode during the day to sneak looks
at the bird cam more often. My day job also takes me away. week-ends I try
to get out and really look at things in the flesh.
Nothing compares to watching the birds outside. My Mom called me today to say she saw a baby crow in the yard . She said it was chirping to be fed and the parent wouldn’t feed it. I know for a couple weeks now the big crows were wetting bread in our feeder and flying off so we knew babies were nearby. I guess they can fly now and their parents are trying to teach it to eat on it’s own. I can’t wait to see him myself.
My plan is to retire at 5555 points.
My 5000th point was with the Pine Siskin.
You know, if you hadn’t mentioned the siskin in this comment, I would have completely missed that it was photographed on the site. My day job is interfering way too much with my birdcam obsession, apparently. 🙂 I’ll have to talk to my manager about that.
You can’t retire! You take some really great photo’s
You can never retire. Try for 10,000 first. Then we’ll motivate you for more.
We need you not only for your great pictures but also
for your motivation to skip out of the work mode during the day to sneak looks
at the bird cam more often. My day job also takes me away. week-ends I try
to get out and really look at things in the flesh.
Nothing compares to watching the birds outside. My Mom called me today to say she saw a baby crow in the yard . She said it was chirping to be fed and the parent wouldn’t feed it. I know for a couple weeks now the big crows were wetting bread in our feeder and flying off so we knew babies were nearby. I guess they can fly now and their parents are trying to teach it to eat on it’s own. I can’t wait to see him myself.
OK – I won’t retire. I guess I just won’t worry about getting a lot of points anymore, and just try to get interesting pictures.