Sorry, these are all the pics I took before Karl pointed out that no photos were allowed.
Jack
Cobden bird sale
- gomer
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At Skye this year they had a sign please ask seller before taking a photo. From what I heard it was a small sale,but it is expected for a first one.Were they sold out of tables ?
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- karl
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Yes all sold out 48 tables I think lots of people at the sale all my birds bar for 2 red zeb yes no photos at all to be taking in the hall something about some greens trying to stop bird sale big sign on the front door as you walked in I took some photos and was told to stop it but over all a good sale.
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.....Just in case the 'Greens' are monitoring this forum could we all take care in responding to this question!....karl wrote:no photos at all to be taking in the hall something about some greens trying to stop bird sale big sign on the front door as you walked in I took some photos and was told to stop it but over all a good sale.
To use another person's famous quote 'Please explain'?
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I have no problem with this request,gomer wrote:At Skye this year they had a sign please ask seller before taking a photo.
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Overall it is pleasing to hear that the Victorian bird sales are so successfull.


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wagga wrote:.....Just in case the 'Greens' are monitoring this forum could we all take care in responding to this question!....
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Carefully considered response . .
I think most on this forum would consider ourselves to be on the 'green' leanig end of the spectrum . .
BUT
It is the 'extreme' part of any organisation that we need to beware of . . we have as many rights as they do provided we act in a MORAL fashion
Take care in responding by all means . . but let them bully or browbeat us



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If the sellers, and buyers, followed the rules and did the right thing for the welfare of the birds then there should be no problem. If they didn't then perhaps those who opposed the sale have a point. Would have been better for the stewards to be enforcing sale rules rather than stopping photos. One sign I saw said "No Cameras", but I am sure most people inside carried a phone with a built-in camera. The so-called "Greenies" could easily target any other (bigger) bird sale, where cameras are allowed, to try to find ammunition for their causes, instead of at a little place like Cobden.
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Although I do have some sympathy for stopping photos to restrict radical greens, I suspect it is a misguided policy. If I was a "radical green" (heaven forbid) I'd be attracted to a sale with such a policy like bees to a honey-pot.