Woodcock flights

[Wild Skies]

Here's a link to an interesting series of maps of individually GPS-tagged woodcock and their migration from mid to late October through the eastern part of the U.S.A.

https://www.woodcockmigration.org/migration.html

[Ed Norman]

Originally Posted by Greg Baehman

Here's a link to an interesting series of maps of individually GPS-tagged woodcock and their migration from mid to late October through the eastern part of the U.S.A.

https://www.woodcockmigration.org/migration.html

Greg,
Is there some way you can e mail or text me the migration info, I am trying to forward it to the guys that have helped me so much. I think they would appreciate it. kalglass@charter.net is my e mail I cannot figure out how to forward to them. Thanks, Ed

[mobirdhunter]

Originally Posted by Ed Norman

Greg,
Is there some way you can e mail or text me the migration info, I am trying to forward it to the guys that have helped me so much. I think they would appreciate it. kalglass@charter.net is my e mail I cannot figure out how to forward to them. Thanks, Ed

Ed, Just cut and paste the address and email it to your friends. Very simple.

[Ed Norman]

Originally Posted by Garry L Gordon

Ed, Just cut and paste the address and email it to your friends. Very simple.

Garry,
Unfortunately the only cutting and pasting I know how to do is with scissors and the paste like glue we used as kids. I keep trying, but a computer is just foreign to me. You should see me with my garmin dog collar system. I took that in yesterday and asked him to update for me. I can type 100 words per minute, and can barely turn on a computer

[mobirdhunter]

Originally Posted by Ed Norman

Garry,
Unfortunately the only cutting and pasting I know how to do is with scissors and the paste like glue we used as kids. I keep trying, but a computer is just foreign to me. You should see me with my garmin dog collar system. I took that in yesterday and asked him to update for me. I can type 100 words per minute, and can barely turn on a computer

Hey, Ed, I get it. I'm no expert, either. Not sure what kind of computer you have, but if you can put the cursor (arrow) on the beginning of the address, then "click" (however that happens for you, mouse click, touch pad, etc.) you will be at the beginning of the address. Hold the mouse click (or touch pad) and drag the arrow/cursor over the address to highlight it. Then go to the edit function (in your tool bar, I assume) and click "copy." Then pull up your email to your friends, place the cursor in the text area, hit the edit function again, and click "paste" and the address should show up. It should translate to a hot link when the recipient opens it.

Good luck!