For birders who cannot wait to get back on-line to check for the most recent
spring migration sightings, some cell phone services provide for the
reception of e-mail. If you would like to subscribe your cell phone to
mou-net, contact us at
[email protected]
and let us know of your interest and your phone's e-mail address. The
latter is usually something like
[email protected]
(i.e., your cell phone number followed by an isp address for your provider).
Check with your phone company to learn your address.
A word of warning - these services usually limit the length of a message to
150 characters, so you might receive a message like
"[email protected]#[mou-net]anhinga#hi Birders! I'm happy to report that
today while birding over lunch I found a first state record Anhinga. It was
seen at the north end of"
but at least then you'd know to call a friend who is really on-line to get
the details.
Happy birding,
Paul
Paul Budde
Minneapolis, Minnesota
[email protected]
