Personally I've not found birds to care much one way or the other what
you're wearing. In fact, when I lived in St. Louis I had a birder friend
there who was convinced that when he wore bright colors, the birds would
often come closer to investigate him.
Alyce Quinn
Burnt Chimney
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[mailto:va-bird-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of deapesh misra
Sent: Sunday, October 30, 2005 10:47 PM
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Subject: [va-bird] Bird watching and dressing sense
Hi,
Another question,
I had always been brought up on the principles, that
when out in the woods or any wilderness area (when I
went birdwatching to these places), I was supposed to
be dressed as a bird watcher.
That usually meant drab colored clothes and no bright
colors. But I am quite surprised to see a lot of bird
watchers wearing bright colors in field trips (be it
brightly colored dress or bags or caps and other such
accessories).
Is it ok to "not" be dressed appropriately for
birdwatching?
thanks,
Deapesh.
(Fairfax,Va)
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