Ornithology B/C

[swimmmm]

where are you putting the tabs with the breeing info? i was going to do that and stick them in the book but someone said that you couldnt...

uh ohhh.... we have a tab for every bird in the guide next to the bird... we already went through 2 competitions w/o any trouble about these tabs but then again they didnt rly check... this is states now so i rly need to be careful about this =/

[sciolygrl258]

it depends on the person holding the event. i went to 3 invitationals and they didnt check. im not sure about states though and i havent been to reginals yet. i hope they revise the rules next year. theres alot of loopholes =/

[junexia]

i think it was said somewhere on this thread that the tabs cant have any additional information, you're only supposed to use them for being able to find stuff faster, but if all you guys got through so many competitions without being dqed, then maybe it's okay...

[swimmmm]

omg noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo this just ruined my day wtf...
ugh i emailed the NYS guy harold miller he is know to not answer though =/

[junexia]

omg noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo this just ruined my day wtf...
ugh i emailed the NYS guy harold miller he is know to not answer though =/

im not sure at all, dont take my word for it. dont worry about it too much, cuz im probably wrong...

[FueL]

On the soinc website, they defined a tab as a "small flap or strip of material," so I don't think the 2" 2" tabs would be allowed per these rules.

I think this was mentioned before, but if you need to find individual birds, what about writing the page numbers next to the bird name on the list? We used this method at regionals and we were able to find the birds very quickly, as opposed to the tabs which kept on getting destroyed in my backpack.

[sciencegeek100]

where are you putting the tabs with the breeing info? i was going to do that and stick them in the book but someone said that you couldnt...

how are tabs not legal, its part of the book/binder or wat ever once u have them...

i know there is no binder for birds, i was saying in general...

[kjhsscioly]

On the soinc website, they defined a tab as a "small flap or strip of material," so I don't think the 2" 2" tabs would be allowed per these rules.

I think this was mentioned before, but if you need to find individual birds, what about writing the page numbers next to the bird name on the list? We used this method at regionals and we were able to find the birds very quickly, as opposed to the tabs which kept on getting destroyed in my backpack.

we tabbed some more spread out birds, but we used the page number method pretty well

[junexia]

yeah, it seems like putting the page number on the bird list is the best strategy

[duckiegirl2]

Isn't the list supposed tbe unmarked?