Hello birders,
My apologies. VA-Bird is continuing to prevent me from sending emails from my
cell phone. I sent this message (below) Wednesday morning, but only now
realized that it never came through.
I really wish we could fix this ongoing issues with the listserve. If anyone
wanted a shot at going to see those Vireos, their chance has been delayed
essentially 2 full days because of this computer / software issue.
More tech details: you may notice below that I intentionally sent this to both
"listserve.com" and also "listserv.com". Rich previously suggested that might
be the source of my difficulties here. But in response, I received an email
saying that "listserv.com" had no such domain "va-bird"; and also the usual
frustrating response from VA-Bird, saying "The message's content type was not
explicitly allowed". I have checked carefully, and there does not appear to be
any "content type" in my sent messages, for the list serve to reject.
I have also checked that my phone is sending these emails from my registered
email account with VA-Bird. You can see that yourself in the message below
that VA-Bird sent back to me.
Again, my apologies for getting this word out so late. I have no access to my
laptop when I'm out in the field; and VA-Bird is continuing to prevent me from
emailing from my phone.
Steve Johnson
Fairfax, VA
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The message's content type was not explicitly allowed
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Subject Manassas NBP: Philly and YT Vireos
Date Wed, 19 Sep 2018 10:02:51 -0400
Hello Birders,
The NY Monuments location (Prince William) was up to its typical high standard
for fall migration this morning.
Nice variety including 9 warbler species, but by far the highlight for me was
two (2) Philadelphia Vireos and a Yellow-throated which sang. Also my FOS
Ruby-crowned Kinglet.
Good birding,
Steve Johnson
Fairfax
