Things go in and eventually >> they overgrow then die. >> >> I would not join a forum.

I will look into your gmail web suggestion, although I’ve never been a gmail fan and old habits die hard. -- Terry > On 29 Jun 2021, at 01:33, MichaelAtOz wrote: > >  > Terry, > > That is not a new Forum, it is the Mailing-list archive with some fancy front end as a add-on from the Mailing-list host. > I did say it has limitations

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Since the website has been down for years, I researched the responses via the Wayback Machine. I’ve copied them into Word and they are attached. Enjoy!

The State of the Birds data library is pretty cool – linked through the Find a Bird tool on the website. > · We released our BBA2 website at www.massaudubon.org/bba2. All the content that is in the eBook is available on the website for free. > · And today iTunes launched our BBA2 as an eBook, which I think is the first Atlas eBook.

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But the > record must be put straight and I quote from web sites that she apparently > sponsors: I shall be glad to set the record straight: I do not sponsor ANY websites; I don't even have a website.

I know raptors get sick, and probably usually die, when they eat the poisoned rodent. I assume most people who treat their yards, or poison rodents don't realize the effects on other wildlife and ecosystems.

. > > Most young Bluebirds die within their first year. 50% survival is above > average. > > One in ten young reach adulthood. Up to 50 % adults die each year. > Average age of a Bluebird in wild is only 2 years. > > Best placement of BB box. Morning sun good, afternoon, some shade good. > > Best positioning.