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[va-bird] Re: Booby continues
- From: Susan Heath <sheath@xxxxxxx>
- To: VA Birds <va-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 06 Aug 2006 14:30:46 -0400
Just got a call from Fenton Day who saw the bird around 11:00am this
morning. Same place.
Sue
Phoebetria@xxxxxxx wrote:
Mike Boatwright is watching the Brown Booby at about 7:30 this
morning, 6 August - the bird was perched about six poles in or so from
the tip of the pound-net assembly just off the 'tiki bar' of the Cape
Henry Inn, at the end of Kwajalein Road on Fort Story.
Remember that to gain access to Fort Story as a civilian, you must
enter through the eastern gate (near 89th St. on the Virginia Beach
Oceanfront), not the gate nearer First Landing State Park entrance.
Your person and vehicle are subject to search, and you must have a
state-issued photo ID or passport with you (each person in the vehicle
must have one). Driver's license is fine. The MPs on duty usually
just ask you to open your hood, vehicle doors, and trunk or
backwindow/hatch. They don't usually pat anyone down. It helps to
indicate that the purpose of your visit includes looking at the
lighthouses - that's what 99.9% of visitors to Fort Story want to do,
and it's true that most of us pause to admire them! When one
indicates that 'birding' is the sole purpose of the visit, it tends to
confuse the rookie MPs somewhat, if not the veterans - but veterans
are not always on duty.
Ned Brinkley
Cape Charles, VA
--
Susan A. Heath
George Mason University
Environmental Science Department
Fairfax, VA
Secretary, Virginia Avian Records Committee
Keeper, Virginia Comp List at www.virginiabirding.org
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