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Thu, 26 Sep 2013 11:09:49 -0400
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Vermont Birds <[log in to unmask]>
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Is this yet another example of a bureaucrat sitting at a city desk,  
making rules about something s/he knows nothing about?  My favorite  
example is from a nature preserve in Arizona.  A Southwestern Willow  
Flycatcher (endangered) nest was found in a salt cedar/ tamarisk  
(invasive alien).  The word came down to immediately stop eradication  
of salt cedar.  As if the flycatchers hadn't had other places to nest  
before the invasion!  Luckily, in this case, common sense soon  
prevailed.  So I agree,  let's use common sense in this instance, too.

Jean Arrowsmith
Lincoln

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