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Originally Posted by striperman36
The Seashore is home to about 87 pairs of piping plovers. The small, sand-colored birds and their nests must be protected under the Federal Endangered Species Act.
And how can they say that crows are the primary predator? Fox,Mink?
Must be the same people that counted the mated pairs
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Lets see can we count the ways....Fox - Skunk - Coyote - Raccoon - Mink-- Osprey - Eagle - Owls - Falcon - Crow - Rat - Snake - Children - Rangers - Storms - Tides ETC...... and the powers that are protecting the plovers are targeting CROWS! Gee I wonder if they know the difference between a Raven and a Crow??
Seems to me that the presence of humans on the beach will help deter all the above from hanging around in our presence.
Ridiculous !!!
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