booksenkatz
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Mon Apr-18-05 05:50 AM
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Do your neighbors think that you're spying on them w/your binoculars? |
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Do you ever find yourself hoping that your neighbors don't think that you're spying on them, just because you're always at your windows with your binoculars all the time?? I swear, I think I'm going to be arrested one of these days. :crazy:
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amazona
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Mon Apr-18-05 12:45 PM
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1. if they do they haven't said anything |
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I think most of my neighbors are fairly clueless. Keep in mind the glare on your window glass from outside might keep them from even seeing you there with your binoculars. I always have a small bird book (the Kaufmann) in pocket when I'm outdoors looking for birds around the neighborhood. However, since I'm a woman, no one has ever accused me of peeping. After all, we women are supposedly not visual. :eyes:
The conservation movement is a breeding ground of communists and other subversives. We intend to clean them out, even if it means rounding up every birdwatcher in the country. --John Mitchell, US Attorney General 1969-72
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GoddessOfGuinness
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Wed Apr-20-05 01:20 PM
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The other day, my six year old was telling me he saw a red-tailed hawk in our neighbor's yard (it turned out to be a cardinal), and when I was looking through the binoculars from our window, my neighbor caught sight of us "spying" into his yard. I felt so embarrassed!
Luckily, he's into birds as well... :D
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Fri Apr-22-05 02:12 PM
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3. Heh. I've always wondered if they thought that. |
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