Great presentation. Peace, love, and birds sounds good with all the war news that we get every day.
$18 for a three-day event sounds very good today, but I imagine that was relatively more expensive at the time. Any idea what that would be in 2006 dollars?
Groovy. R&R, you guys did an awesome job!
Just when I thought there couldn't be many more angles to introduce the carnival, this is a beauty.
Wonderful trope and beautiful presentation. Thanks!
Great job! Love the Birdstock idea. 
Great edition, Bums!
I wondered why I heard Arlo Guthrie on the traffic report this morning shouting that the NYS Thruway is closed...
Birdstock rocks! Really, I feel like I just saw Jimi playing the Star Spangled Banner.
far out! BirdStock- be there or be square
Great presentationl.
Ooh, I know where I'll be this weekend! Thanks for the tickets! Guess I'll have to get my knapsack, lovebeads, and headband out of storage. Birdstock, here I come!
Diggin' it.
Standing ovation!
Nice compilation of sites. I found this in the Washington post which gave me a chuckle thinking about drunk birds.
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Birds Die From Flying 'Drunk' Into Windows
VIENNA, Austria -- Experts who conducted tests on 40 songbirds found dead in Vienna say they didn't die of bird flu as initially feared, but slammed into windows after becoming intoxicated from eating fermented berries.
The birds _ whose remains were carefully examined to ensure they were not victims of avian influenza _ had livers so diseased "they looked like they were chronic alcoholics," Sonja Wehsely, a spokeswoman for Vienna's veterinary authority, told Austrian television Thursday.
Ever the king and queen of creativity! I will take my time scrolling through, reading people's tales. Thanks for hosting and doing such a splendid job with it.
Very cool. What a great idea!
I just browsed through most of these. What a great selection, and love the Birdstock suggestion and even the old ticket! You rock! Great job.
Top issue guys. Digging that retro ticket stub.
RD deserves all the creative credit. her idea. her prose. i'm the techie. i did the links and made the ticket thing work.
Love the ticket! (missed the show by THAT much!) This will take more than my usual couple of minutes, so I'll hafta come over on Sat to do this post justice.
your cleverness never ends! what a fun presentation! I mentioned you in my LJ today, but I'm not the sharpest knife in the drawer - so if I did something wrong, just let me know! Thanks for hosting a great Birdstock! Peace and love!
The Woodstock framing device was, as noted numerous times above, tres groovy. Seriously nice. The links were great. I, too, just saw a Hooded merganser. I had never seen one before. The shot of the baby owls in the nest was nice too.
And that Charles fellow is certifiable. His birding adventrures make the X-games pale in comparison.
Thanks for a great job!
Nice!
Well, you guys did a great job. Breakfast in bed! LOL.
What a great gift to us all! Bravo!
you really spent some time putting this together. how cool. birds and their avid watcher fans are connected on a vibrant level. your blog entry plucked the chord sweet music.
i appreciate your efforts.
My first night at Birdstock, I've stayed up way too late (past 2:30am) and I've only partaken of a third of the "acts". As Madeline Khan would say,"I'm pooped"! Guess I'm not the party gal I used to be.
Who knew so many could capture the beauty and allure of these creatures?
Muchas gracias for the tickets! 
What a fantastic post! Very nice!
What a creative post! Even an audio element. I knew you all would do a fine job!
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