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Thank you Kat
Thank you for posting your wonderful bird pictures!!
DEar Steve!
Thanks for your heart warming words
Many kudos to you Alladin on a terrific website. I can only imagine and thank you for the work you have done putting together the explanations of each bird and the links to other sources of information. Thank you for creating a very valuable resource.
all the best and have fun birding
steve
Dear Tevita
You are more than welcome to use any of the pictures you like
Kind Regards
Aladdin
Tevita Kaili:
Malo e lelei,
My name is Tevita O. Ka?ili, and I am a professor of cultural anthropology at Brigham Young University Hawai?i. I am kindly requesting your permission to use your photograph titled "Collared Kingfisher 9 October 2017, Vava'u Tonga", in an upcoming lecture I plan to deliver.
The lecture, titled “Fonua: Intersecting Cosmogony and Ecology”, is scheduled to be streamed live on February 13, 2024, and will also be made available online for future viewing.
Your photograph is an excellent representation of Tongan ecology, and I believe it will significantly enhance the educational value of my presentation. I assure you that your work will be credited appropriately.
Thank you very much for considering my request. I am looking forward to your positive response. Please feel free to contact me via email at or phone at should you have any questions or need further information.
Warmest regards,
Tevita
Thank you Malcolm for your kind words. Sorry for very late reply, there have been a lot of spam in the guestbook and I have removed all the spam and I saw your email.
I will see it there is any solution for the spam
Thanks again and looking forward to hear from you again
Kind Regards
Aladdin
Hi Aladdin. Great interesting site. I have monitored a breeding 3-some (one juv male, one juv female and one adult female) sadly both nests unsuccessful - immaturity and intrusion. But as an aerodynamist in my early RAF and R-R career I have written up several articles for the H&O Trust. A third is on aerodynamis and morphing. A 4th possible article is on dark-morphing. Do you have any experience of WMH dark morphing. I am correlating reports with author credits etc as my experience has only been a nominate juvenile without the nuchal patch. Many thanks. Terry
Thank you "just a guest"
I updated the page ASAP and I could as well add the Painted Storks to my list of observed birds in Singapore.
Appreciated
Thanks again!