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Audubon, November, 2004 by John Flicker
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I remember my first Audubon Christmas Bird Count, on a cold December day in Central Park. A leader from the New York City Chapter registered the 100 or so people who showed up, and divided us into groups assigned to sections of the park. [paragraph] Several of us were regular birders in the park, but most faces were new.
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I recognized the CEO of one of the largest investment firms in the world. Another was a local schoolteacher in the Bronx. Few noticed or cared that I was Audubon's president. It didn't matter who we were. We all stood in ...
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