Secondly, many people had birding or environmental bumper stickers and window decals on their cars, supporting their local birding club or promoting outdoor fun and education.
This person listens to NPR, belongs to the National Wildlife Federation, and wants to encourage kids to get outdoors. Sounds good to me.
This Ohio birder is a member of the ABA, the OOS, andColumbus Audubon. S/he also supports the
American Bird Conservancy,
the BSBO,and the National Wildlife Refuge system.
I can get behind that.
Bet you can't guess whose car this is!Saw many political decals, too, like the Kerry/Edwards backers who won't give up, or my favorite political sticker, "I disliked Bush before disliking Bush was popular."
Birding at Magee isn't limited to the boardwalk. You can get some of your best sightings in the parking lot.
I saw a peregrine,
(Susan almost stole this plate!)
(Susan almost stole this plate!)a chickadee,
a pileated woodpecker,
and a warbler (species unknown.)
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I enjoy reading decals, license plates, and bumper stickers. They tell a lot about the person inside.
I've seen the Pile8D folks before...at Adams County, I think.
And for the record, I was NOT going to steal that plate. I just wanted to borrow it for a minute.
I have actually ridden in the "PILE8D" car before!
~Kathi
I'm a "pile8d" in another state..people always ask me what "pile-8D" means. I've even gotten "Oh, you do pileates?" I'm still waiting for someone to finally say "oh, pileated woodpecker!" Guess I need to drive to more birding events. :-)
Deb
Flickr set of bird license plates
I've made a collection of (mostly bird) personalized license plates. Like you, picked up a lot of them in the parking lot at Magee Marsh in May '08. Here's my set (hey, we got some of the same cars!)
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