Re: [mou-net] Lewis's Woodpecker?

Why are we discussing the legalities of this? If the landowner does not want you to come into his property, then DON’T! It’s really as simple as that. Just be sure to ask first. Jeanie Jeanie Joppru Pennington County, MN Sent from my iPad > On Feb 22, 2021, at 2:32 PM,

Re: [mou-net] Public Comment Period Still Open For US Migratory Bird Treaty Act

I just submitted my letter! Jane Dickerson > On Feb 22, 2021, at 1:19 PM, MJH wrote: > > All: > If you were not aware, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service started a 20-day > public comment period regarding the MBTA. This window will end on March 1. > If you would like to have your views

Re: [mou-net] Lewis's Woodpecker?

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[mou-net] Public Comment Period Still Open For US Migratory Bird Treaty Act

All: If you were not aware, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service started a 20-day public comment period regarding the MBTA. This window will end on March 1. If you would like to have your views submitted on the proposed rollback of protections for birds, you may do so as follows... Start at

Re: [mou-net] Lewis's Woodpecker?

The statute lists a couple exceptions for which trespassing is briefly allowed on un-posted land. To have exceptions implies that the rule is that un-posted land is otherwise not to be trespassed upon. Statute terminology aside--because it could be more explicity stated--isn't the issue at its

Re: [mou-net] Lewis's Woodpecker?

All: I have trouble reading the statute that way. Premises can include land of any sort. But I can't find the part of the statute that says that "posting" can substitute for an actual demand by the owner to leave a plot of land--as opposed to a structure (tho' that would make sense). Of course

Re: [mou-net] Minnesota Global Birders, online: birding and art in Guatemala

We're going to do March 18 with a presentation by Paul Budde. I think Stephen will be able to get you a few more details to mention. Gregg On Mon, Feb 22, 2021 at 4:48 AM Julie Zempel wrote: > Hi Stephen, > > We always need the February presentations by Dec 20 (as that is the > deadline for

Re: [mou-net] Minnesota Global Birders, online: birding and art in Guatemala

Hi Stephen, We always need the February presentations by Dec 20 (as that is the deadline for getting events in the Jan/Feb MOU calendar. Do you have any planned events yet for March and/or April? I am submitting that info to Gerry in a few hours (usually I would've submitted it on the 20th).