Linda is likely correct that the many excellent presentations weren't
recorded. (Although in this day and age, who knows! Did YOU accidentally
press "record" on your smartphone? Hmm?)
Anyhow, I am happy to report that there is indeed to be published a nice
wrap-up of the entire symposium. This will appear in the next issue of
*Colorado
Birds*, the journal of the Colorado Field Ornithologists (CFO); all the
accepted abstracts will appear in full, and there will be a brief summary
of symposium highlights—and even some dramatic action photos from Kelsey
Crona's presentation. If that's not an inducement to hurry up and re-up
your CFO membership, I don't know what is.
Ted Floyd
Lafayette, Boulder Co.
On Mon, Jun 9, 2025 at 10:08 AM linda hodges <hikerhodges...> wrote:
For those of you not at the convention, you missed a very informative and
> entertaining presentation by Ted, entitled
> "Lies, Danmed Lies and Spectograms: Interpreting and Overinterpreting
> Computer Printouts of Birdsong."
> A shame that wasn't recorded!
>
> *Linda Hodges*
>
> *Colorado Springs*
>
>
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