[Maine-birds] 123 American Pipits, Tuckahoe turf Faarm Ebird not emailing my list to me

For some reason ebird does not email me the list after it said it did.  how do I fix it??

Thanks

list can be seen at http://ebird.org/ebird/me/view/checklist/email?subID=S15265887 

Tuckahoe Turf Farm, Berwick, York County, Maine, US ( Map )

Fri Sep 27, 2013 10:00 AM

Protocol:

Traveling

Party Size:

1

Duration:

45 minute(s)

Distance:

3.0 mile(s)

Observers:

Andrew Aldrich

Comments:

drove around in my car, cloudy, calm

7 species total

2	Wild Turkey Delete
4	American Kestrel Delete
1	Blue Jay Delete
6	American Crow Delete
123	American Pipit Delete carefully counted, in 3 flocks
2	Savannah Sparrow Delete
1	American Goldfinch     Happy birding Andy Aldrich Location: 305 Hubbard Road, Berwick, Maine So here goes the rules... 1) NEVER DRIVE ON TURF!! 2) NEVER PARK ON THE TURF!! 3) AS YOU DRIVE AROUND MAKE SURE YOU STAY OUT OF THEIR WAY AS THEY RUN THEIR BUSINESS. (If you ran a business would you want people getting in your way?) 3a) Many of the roads are single lane, so make sure you can get to the other end without meeting a worker, and of course you would have to back up if you did. 4) YOU MAY WALK ANYWHERE YOU WISH. 5) IF A RARE BIRD IS SEEN, THAN THAT PERSON REPORTING IT, MUST MAKE IT CLEAR THAT CROWDS OF PEOPLE MUST PARK ON RIDLON ROAD. Because lots of cars and obsessive-compulsive birders would jam up the whole place. Ridlon Rd. is on the east side of the farm. Also do not park in front of any of the gates as they own land on both sides of the road. I usually come in about .2 of a mile and turn right on a dirt road, and that takes you a place where you can go right or left, and there are high weeds and places to park. If they are in that area than I go in to the corner about .4 and park in an area on that corner. Also there are lots of butterflies in the 20 to 30 acres of weeds patches. The weekend is the better time to bird the place because you have the place to yourselves, during the week the workers are scattering the birds all over the place. After lots of rain the roads to the north end are very muddy and deep, you do not want to get stuck. -- -- Maine birds mailing list maine-birds@googlegroups.com http://groups.google.com/group/maine-birds https://sites.google.com/site/birding207 --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Maine birds" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to maine-birds+unsubscribe@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out.