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Index of Subjects Actually,Billy Digout helped me out by giving me his postal code for St.Peter's and I submitted it there..which is much closer to where I am.But they wouldn't take my Baltimore oriole because it wasn't on their list,I did mention it in the comment box below but they said that any birds mentioned there would not be included in the list.Maybe because it's not usually around this time of year? Jeannie Shermerhorn ---- David Christie <maryspt@nbnet.nb.ca> wrote: > At 8:23 PM -0400 2/19/11, <jeannies@ns.sympatico.ca> wrote: > > It won't work for me,The nearest place that I can get to come up is Port Hawkesbury and I'm in Cape George CB,NS.Which is(if you are familiar with the area) about 14 km west of St.Peter's. > Jeannie Shermerhorn > > > > Jeannie, > > If Cape George isn't in the location database for the Great Backyard Bird Count, you probably will have to be content entering your rural route postal code which will be recorded in a manner such as "B0A 1A0 town-where-the-route-starts." In your case, I presume, that may be Port Hawkesbury. This is not very precise because rural routes may be up to 50 or more km long, but for mapping purposes it does place the observations you report in the right district of Nova Scotia. > > Rural areas that have switched to civic number addressing do not have this problem, because Canada Post then assigns codes tied to their local communities. > > Good luck with your observations, > > > David Christie > > Harvey, Albert Co., NB E4H 2M9 > (formerly Albert, NB E0A 1A0) > http://www3.nbnet.nb.ca/maryspt
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