Protecting the birding ground

Dear all

I'm very concern of the birding ground nowadays. there are so many Venturers that we might not know and going to these area and causes habitat damages. by openly posting the location of the birding ground are not wise because the forum are open to public to view. some that not register can also view the thread.

A few of us have notice the increase of photographers venture to these area. some have even cut, snap, removed the perching twig of their normal resting area so that they can put their prefer nice and clean twig. it is not the way to take birds photo . you can setup new perch outside the resting area and wait for your luck. these also to get a better lighting condition to have proper exposure.

I suggest not to post the name of the birding ground openly to protect the place and habitat. you can invite your friends if you know they are truely nature lovers and they know how to protect.


I'm not the onwer of the places but truely hope the copperation of all the photographers before is too late.



Regards,



Jeffery

Fully agreed with you !!

Cheers .

Me too!!!!

totally agreed!

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I guess it already set in the RULES of this forum.
If found, we just make report, then let Mods to "re-edit" that post or take other action....

AlexOng wrote:I guess it already set in the RULES of this forum.
If found, we just make report, then let Mods to "re-edit" that post or take other action....

I think you don't understand. is not about the setting of these forum rules or taking action against the thread owner. it is all about understanding the situation that what we are facing. we have now lesser and lesser place for birding. sooner or later we have to hike for hours or take a flight to another country to find birds which has already started. The MOD can edit the thread title but if the owner do not understanding why is useless.


If these are to continue, you will see lesser birder's will post their photos in the future because they felt the same and tried to protect the habitat.




Jeffery

Support this idea.

To Jeff,

I think end of the day, it is all talking about education. Lets start to educate newbies from here.

Alex.

jhseow wrote:Fully agreed with you !!

Cheers . [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

+100. [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

JKC wrote:
I
think you don't understand. is not about the setting of these forum
rules or taking action against the thread owner. it is all about
understanding the situation that what we are facing. we have now lesser
and lesser place for birding. sooner or later we have to hike for hours
or take a flight to another country to find birds which has already
started. The MOD can edit the thread title but if the owner do not
understanding why is useless.


If these are to continue,
you will see lesser birder's will post their photos in the future
because they felt the same and tried to protect the habitat.




Jeffery

This is actually what we are doing now... going overseas to look for birds

AlexOng wrote:To Jeff,

I think end of the day, it is all talking about education. Lets start to educate newbies from here.

Alex.

Not sure how many have read the [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] and are really practicing it.

thx to all the support guys that is why I posted in these Discussion & Feedback section, is good to have a common objective which are to protect the birding ground.


thanks again for the understanding.



Regards,



Jeffery

Jeff, Thanks for sharing, fully support!!!!!!

makus wrote:

AlexOng wrote:To Jeff,

I think end of the day, it is all talking about education. Lets start to educate newbies from here.

Alex.

Not sure how many have read the [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] and are really practicing it.

I learn this from Mr Onn before I am shooting bird...wakkaka
I shall invite him to join here, or Makus can you invite him.

Totally agreed and second！This should apply not only to birding places but all habitat of other creatures as well！We should love our nature and not to destroy it。

AlexOng wrote:
I learn this from Mr Onn before I am shooting bird...wakkaka
I shall invite him to join here, or Makus can you invite him.

Just sent email to invite him

makus wrote:

AlexOng wrote:
I learn this from Mr Onn before I am shooting bird...wakkaka
I shall invite him to join here, or Makus can you invite him.

Just sent email to invite him

Thanks,

I just have another 2 newbies help to change their thread title. thanks for the cooperation.


the most important are they must understand why they need to do that. [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]


Jeffery

Thanks Jeffery, leading towards correct approach of enjoying nature.

I am totally behind Jeffery's take on protecting the birding grounds.

Healthy ecosystems and environments (wetlands and forests) are vital for sustainable biological systems and conducive to propagation of wildlife, and any man-made disruption to the respective natural habitat would be of adverse effect.

In addition, Jeffery is a shinning example on how one should protect the ecosystem; ever observe how diligent he goes around the birding grounds picking up garbage for proper disposal?
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Thanks Jeffery, leading towards correct approach of enjoying nature.

thx bro. I think is time to bring it up or else we have to spent a lot of flight. j/k hahahaha

I am totally behind Jeffery's take on protecting the birding grounds.

Healthy ecosystems and environments (wetlands and forests) are vital for sustainable biological systems and conducive to propagation of wildlife, and any man-made disruption to the respective natural habitat would be of adverse effect.

In addition, Jeffery is a shinning example on how one should protect the ecosystem; ever observe how diligent he goes around the birding grounds picking up garbage for proper disposal?

hahahaa chong I disposed the garbage into the gargae bin. no worries.

thanks again for all the support. really we have to work together to get it worked.

JKC wrote:
If these are to continue, you will see lesser birder's will post their photos in the future because they felt the same and tried to protect the habitat.
Jeffery

Ooppss,this reminded me that I'd never post for so long time liao....kekeke....

Hopefully they understand the situation we are facing now:-Got birds shots also not dare to share.....can't post. 'Kesian'.......

yee11 wrote:
Ooppss,this reminded me that I'd never post for so long time liao....kekeke....

Hopefully they understand the situation we are facing now:-Got birds shots also not dare to share.....can't post. 'Kesian'.......

yalor! you are one of them, many others senior birders too reluctant to post nowadays. sigh! [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]