I'm with Mark H. on this one. The bird had already been reported on
the list, including the full species name and full name of the
location. All you had to do was look back if you couldn't decipher
the abbreviations. (And his post said the bird "continues"--so you'd
know it was posted about before.) Mark was doing everyone a favor by
taking the time to let us know the bird was still there. Let's not
start making reporting on this list more cumbersome than it needs to
be. With facebook and twitter feeds competing for bird postings, we
don't need to set up deterrents to discourage people from posting
here.
My two cents,
Jim Moore
Rockville, MD
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