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Waxwing article ( trimmed version ) - statement
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Author:  Freddy Johnson [ Fri Apr 29, 2011 5:05 pm ]
Post subject:  Waxwing article ( trimmed version ) - statement
Further to web discussions with Andrew, I have produced and now posted on the LBC Bird Chat section a much trimmed down version of my Waxwing article ( 7,500 words to 1,250 or so ). In that trimmed format it is of a more suitable length for possible inclusion in the LBC 2010 Bird Report.

Freddy
Author:  Terence Whalin [ Fri Apr 29, 2011 6:29 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Waxwing article ( trimmed version ) - statement
great stuff freddie, its the sort of thing you get an ology for. thanks for the superb read and many hours of dedicated work, we are rarely privileged to such facts and figures( except by mr c and dr lees ) are you sure it was all done by yourself with no help from prof harrison esq ltd plc ? :lol: very well done (we are not worthy ) :lol: your pal
terry whalin :D :wink: =D> =D> =D>
Author:  Freddy Johnson [ Fri Apr 29, 2011 8:35 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Waxwing article ( trimmed version ) - statement
Terry,
Thanks for your positive and appreciative comments. To be honest, I thought the first comments might well be along the lines (more or less) of :

" Not another bleedin' Waxwing article from that hyperactive Waxwing guy - hasn't he got something better to do with his time ? Any second(ary) now he'll have red wax tips coming out of his ruddy ears." Anyway, I was wrong. :D Thanks, Terry. :) :wink:


Freddy
PS.Professor W.C.Harrison OBE, (" Flush Harry"), former Director of the Boothby Graffoe-Mavis Enderby Avifaunal Institute Lincoln retired to Cornwall some time ago and has recently been joined by his old friend Corporal ( Retired) Jon Freddison of Braceheath Bridge, but I have been unable to contact either of them recently, especially as most of the local pubs stay open all day now and half the night. :roll:
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