Mike T, yer analogy is perfect. I have a seashore report that shows that plovers that nest near active ORV trails, and areas where humans congregate have a higher survival rate than those in other areas... why, well, people and vehicles scare the predators away. And, they are beginning to realize there count is not accurate, at all.
Broadbill, Audobon has lost a lot of its clout and credibility, just about on the same level with PETA now... ask Jimmy Buffet about Audobon, although I think he can't say after his settlement with them... "Save the Manatee" when he found out his fund raising free concerts, (all $ to them) where paying outragous salaries, well, Liawyer time.
Broadbill, this thread is humor, and should be taken that way, I've worked tirelessly to keep beaches open for years, in and out of organizations, and you know what, the bottom line is the bottom line, Duxbury takes in over a million a year, Orleans the same on ORV sticker sales, the seashore is going to smarten up and charge more, they will still sell out, if they still limit sales.
Hey look at the Audobon guy that went to So. America to study the plover, his hosts fed it to him one night, that is a true story!
FWW, I guess we need to put little winkies everywhere to let people know, it's justa joke.... humor, truly endangered...
wee wee, if a plover poos on my truck, is that endangered feces?
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