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VTBIRD for Saturday, February 2, 2002

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 Monthly Help File  VTBIRD  12:42am 
 Re: IMPORTANT NOTICE: VTBIRD IS MOVING!  Julia M Nicholson  9:19am 
 Re: IMPORTANT NOTICE: VTBIRD IS MOVING!  KATHLEEN UPTON  10:47am 
 have any Pine Grosbeaks??  ejareck(AT)attglobal.ne  5:52pm 
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[ << | >> | ^^ ] Subject: Monthly Help File From: "VTBIRD" <vtbird(AT)raven.csc.vsc.edu> Date: 2 Feb 2002 12:42am WELCOME TO VTBIRD VTBIRD is an internet email discussion group for those interested in birding in Vermont and adjacent areas. This is an UNMONITORED list, which means that no one is monitoring messages before they are sent out to subscribers. Therefore, contributers should keep in mind the purpose of this list and should avoid discourteous and inappropriate messages. The VTBIRD list is provided courtesy of the Castleton State College Communication Department. MAILING LIST HELP FILE Please read the list guidelines (see below) before engaging in discussion. In addition, familiarize yourself with how the list operates, especially if you've never participated in an Internet email discussion group before. It's a good idea to save this message somewhere so you know how to unsubscribe. When dealing with a listserver, there are two types of messages, namely, COMMANDS and POSTS. Unlike traditional listservers which require the use of numerous email addresses, we have simplified the process by allowing for both COMMANDS and POSTS to be sent to the same address. COMMANDS These e-mail messages are intended to cause some action to occur, such as subscribing the FROM address to a mailing list. Commands are usually one or two word phrases which should be entered in the SUBJECT field of the message. Any other fields are ignored... it doesn't matter what you put in them. The following commands are accepted: subscribe adds your e-mail address to the list of subscribers you will then receive all posts you are then allowed to post from that address unsubscribe removes your e-mail address from the list of subscribers you will no longer receive any posts you are no longer allowed to post subscribe digest switches you to digest mode you will then receive one message per day which lists all posts to switch back, send a "subscribe" command digests returns a list of digests for the past 30 days along with instructions for retreiving them via e-mail help this message will be returned POSTS Email messages which don't match any commands are distributed to everyone on the list. Every time you post a message, hundreds of other people on the list receive a copy, just as if you sent it to them personally. As a member of the list, you will receive a copy of every message anyone else sends. On this list, only members of the list can post to it. To correspond directly with a person, send an email to Bob Johnson at johnsonr(AT)sover.net or phone (802) 468-1294, Castleton State College, Philosophy Program.
[ << | >> | ^^ ] Subject: Re: IMPORTANT NOTICE: VTBIRD IS MOVING! From: Julia.M.Nicholson(AT)VALLEY.NET (Julia M Nicholson) Date: 2 Feb 2002 9:19am Dear bob I have changed over to UVM and want to add my thanks to all the others. Thanks for a great idea and a splendid job of handling the whole operation. Julie Nicholson
[ << | >> | ^^ ] Subject: Re: IMPORTANT NOTICE: VTBIRD IS MOVING! From: wallton(AT)sover.net (KATHLEEN UPTON) Date: 2 Feb 2002 10:47am Do we need to do something to switch over to the new VT BIRD address?? Did I miss something?? Or will the list just continue as before..just from a different address?? KOU
[ << | >> | ^^ ] Subject: have any Pine Grosbeaks?? From: ejareck(AT)attglobal.net Date: 2 Feb 2002 5:52pm Hi all, I am wondering if anyone has seen Pine Grosbeaks in the Chittenden County area within the last day or two. A wildlife rehabilitator has one that was sick and now is recovered and ready for release. Since they like to be in flocks we would like to release this one in an area where a flock exists. Thank you for any help. Ellen Jareckie Shelburne, VT
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