TRESPASSING PROBLEM - Durham, NH Kite Nest

[Stephen Mirick]

I've been told by the land owner that at least one birder has TRESPASSED
on the private property where the Mississippi Kite nest is along Madbury
Road in Durham!!  The person was observed walking up
their driveway in order to get a better photograph of the nest.  If you
see the property owner, than you can ask their permission, but otherwise
STAY OFF THEIR DRIVEWAY!!!!  STAY OFF THEIR LAWN!!!

This really makes me pissed off and sad.  Is it that important to get a
great photo that you need to trespass on private property? These home
owners have been incredibly welcoming to birders to come see the nest,
but NOT TO TRESPASS!!!

There is a perfectly good observation spot (actually an EXCELLENT SPOT)
on the public sidewalk on the east side of Madbury Road opposite the
home.  USE IT!!!

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cross-post this message.

Thanks,

Steve Mirick
NHBirds List Moderator
Bradford, MA

[Susan Guare]

One, or a few, selfish people may ruin it for all birders and for these homeowners.  :(

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[Mark Szantyr]

Or inconsiderate ReTrumplican.  Thinks access is part of the 1%.  

Mark Szantyr

Storrs, CT

Mark Szantyr

Storrs, CT

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On Jul 31, 2019, at 3:05 PM, srstandley <srsta...@comcast.net> wrote:

Entitled liberal,  no doubt..

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[DEBRA M POWERS]

I would like to add that you should not be parking on the street by their home. Really on either side of the street by that house there is not parking signs and no real shoulder to speak of. I observed several cars parked in front of their house a few days back with photographers set up on the edge of their lawn. I understand it is a walk to park at the library of even further back in town where there is public parking but that is where parking is allowed.
Just my opinion but lets give the homeowner a break, they seem very nice why damage that relationship.
Thank you
Deb Powers-South Berwick Maine