flying with the birds? lol

Mike Chorley wrote:

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In Mark's defence, I should say that he's the safest driver I've ever flown with

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In Mark's defence, I should say that he's the safest driver I've ever flown with

I used to display a 'Caution Birder Driving' sticker in the rear window . I bought it from Nancys cafe & I've still got it

sounds like a touchy subject there Mark, it looks like Mike has kept your secret



yep, defo dont tell insurance companies you bird watch or any excuse to get out of it, it is quite sad that i sometimes see more birds on the way to a site than when i actually get there

Mark Rigby wrote:

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Keep your mouth shut mr.chorley

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MOI?

Starling swarming at Denton Golf course (Audenshaw Reservoirs) caused my kids to say rude words once when I was driving along the M60 in rush hour Apparently birding & cars don't mix
PS don't tell the insurers otherwise they will make up a 'hobbies' category and put birders on the dangerous list!

Keep your mouth shut mr.chorley

i have a bad habit that i must break before i crash, is it only me or do we all bird watch while driving? i actually almost forgot i was driving today while i was trying to indentify a passing bird, i was not thinking about driving at all, i was actually thinking "Damn i wish my binoculars were not in the boot" i dont think driving down the road looking while through binoculars is a good idea, i am sure i am not alone here? Maybe this topic could also be under John Ts topic "Are all birders mad"