Excellent. Thanks.

 

From: "Halm, Ian -FS" <ian.halm@usda.gov>
Date: Sunday, August 21, 2022 at 2:22 PM
To: Mike Webster <msw244@cornell.edu>, "matthew.p.ayres@dartmouth.edu" <matthew.p.ayres@dartmouth.edu>, "Hubbardbrook@lists.sr.unh.edu" <Hubbardbrook@lists.sr.unh.edu>
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Hi Mike, I am taking them to have on hand at HBEF. Ian

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I’ve also  used those ladders to check BTBW nests high in trees (rare, but does happen). Might be useful to have them stored at HB?

 

Mike

 

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Date: Sunday, August 21, 2022 at 12:18 PM
To: "Hubbardbrook@lists.sr.unh.edu" <Hubbardbrook@lists.sr.unh.edu>
Cc: "Sherry, Thomas W" <tsherry@tulane.edu>
Subject: [HubbardBrook] FW: Climbing Ladders

 

Hi Hubbard Brook,

Is anyone interested in the climbing ladders described below? If so, contact Tom Sherry tsherry@tulane.edu.

Matt

 

From: Sherry, Thomas W <tsherry@tulane.edu>
Sent: Monday, August 1, 2022 18:17
To: Matthew P. Ayres <Matthew.P.Ayres@dartmouth.edu>
Subject: Climbing Ladders

 

Hi Matt,

How are you doing? Are you working at Hubbard Brook this summer? I would still like to get together with you to catch-up! I'm in town this week, and then away for two weeks, but back after that (22nd August).

I transported here to VT my five aluminum stacking climbing ladders (that you can chain to a tree trunk), and I used them routinely, years ago, to get up to 50' in trees to be able to check redstart nests. I have no use for them now. Can you use them or anyone else at Dartmouth that you know of?

If not, do you have a contact at Hubbard Brook, e.g., Forest Service folks, whom I could contact about this? I'd like to get them out of my garage, but also see them go to someone who will sue them. They're in great shape.

Thanks!

Best,

Tom

 

Thomas W. Sherry (tsherry@tulane.edu) (He, Him, His)

Professor Emeritus, Dept. Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Tulane University, New Orleans, LA 70118

Current Address: 165 Victory Circle, White River Junction, VT 05001-8189

 

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