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Re: FW: MD birders bend rules in PA!!

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Frode Jacobsen

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Thu, 6 Mar 2008 09:11:19 -0500

The License number sounds credible to me. The new Chesapeake Bay license
plates (blue with a great blue heron and blue crab on them) usually have a
five digit code followed by two small letters positioned vertically on the
right hand side of the plate and therefore hard to see from a distance.
Inexcusable behavior regardless of who they were or where they came from.
This sort of behavior is disrespectful to the birds as well as the
majority of the birder community.

Frode Jacobsen
Baltimore, MD

> I am all for using social opprobrium to discourage inappropriate birder
> behavior, but wonder about the identification of the alleged Maryland
> miscreant
> in Pennsylvania.
>
> The default Maryland license plate is three letters followed by three
> numbers, of course.  While a vanity plate with just five numbers is
> certainly
> possible, most vanity plates consist of letters only.  It is  possible
> that "32125"
> is the birthday of the driver, but that would mean a  senior citizen,
> someone
> unlikely to be misbehaving.  I am skeptical that  the license plate was
> accurately recorded and/or reported.
>
> If this were 26 days hence, I think I would have solved the mystery.
>
> Bob Mumford
> Darnestown
>
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