Monday, July 22, 2013

-- Sounds of Silence --

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 "And no one dared disturb
  The sound of silence." -- Paul Simon

To my surprise, have had no substantive feedback on the historical questions previously raised, that I was hoping could be closed out… indeed, the silence has been deafening (not sure if that makes the whole matter even more... or less... intriguing!). Anyway, will move on momentarily to note a couple of updates: 

Mark Michaels updated the Project Coyote site (Louisiana) awhile ago, for any who missed it: 

 http://projectcoyoteibwo.com/2013/07/07/update-july-6-2013/ 

 And Mike Collins left the Pearl River area to return permanently to Virginia (will probably still make occasional visits back to the Pearl). Before leaving he'd been posting a few short video tutorials on some of his video evidence (he seemed to be putting them up, taking them down, putting them up, taking them down??) -- they wouldn't persuade doubters, but I thought they were at least helpful in clarifying what he believed he saw in some of the clips; presumed he would probably group them together somewhere on his site, but instead they are difficult to locate, if they are even still there. Without them, there is still plenty of past material for people to work with on his pages for anyone with the time and interest. 

...And just this weekend I received an email report of a 39-minute view of an IBWO in an area outside Atlanta, GA. of all places (darn, no camera available)... and so it goes… and goes… and goes… and……. 

Meanwhile, this blog is approaching its 8th anniversary... refusing, like some bird species, to go extinct! ;-)
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3 comments:

Steve said...

The Stupid burns strongly forever in some it seems.

I particularly liked the bit about it clarifying what he believed he saw.

Julie said...

Please do not go extinct. There will be more news. (And no, I don't know something you don't know -- sorry.) I stop in here very month or so, sometimes more often. I truly appreciate your work. Thanks!

cyberthrush said...

Thanks for the encouragement Julie... I dare say 'Ivory-bills Live' will be around until the species is either confirmed, or, a truly persuasive case for its extinction is made ;-)