We keep lists of birds we see, why not of nature bloggers we meet in person?
I’ve added my blogger life list to the sidebar. Many, but not all, I met for the first time at the New River Birding Festival, but I expect to cross paths with them in the future as well. We all love nature, birds, and wildlife. We all blog. That’s two common interests right there.
Online communities don’t have to be online-only. Meet a blogger. Collect a whole set of sightings. What could be more fun?
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Do I get to be on your Blogger Life List? After exploring Ballona Wetlands with you, I started spouting its praises to any and all.
Amy, I am so embarrassed I left you off the list, especially as I wrote this post after coming back from LA and our visit to Ballona Wetlands. I can’t believe I did that!
I think it’s a great idea. My Blogger Life List is easy . . . it’s at zero! Lots of room for improvement.
I’m lucky I met a whole bunch of bloggers at my first birding festival ever, in West Virginia. Think about coming to Potholes and Prairies in June, and give that list a huge jump start!
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