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Scott's? Better Destruction Though Chemistry
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Bill Jones <[log in to unmask]>
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[log in to unmask][log in to unmask], 8 Sep 2012 05:53:45 -0400595_us-ascii Good morning, Everyone.

BSBO received a message this morning from East Harbor State Park. Our
friend Chris wrote: I would like to let my friends at BSBO know that the
lake level is low and that at East Harbor State Park there are many sand
bars exposed. These sand bars are covered with gulls, terns, and shorebirds
(mostly "peeps"). Try the swiming beach to the north first. Since I hadn't
heard a "peep" from anyone on the listserv about shorebirds at East Harbor
State Park, I thought I'd pass this along! (Kenn will be proud of my bird
pun!). Visit [...]40_8Sep201205:53:[log in to unmask]
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Sat, 8 Sep 2012 09:51:07 -0400
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I commend Haans for having the courage to ignore PC in this situation  and
"tell it like it is." All he is asking is that these organizations  simply
come out publicly against Scotts --  the company that has  long led the
charge for sterile, wildlife-deadly lawns grown with  (highly profitable)
pesticides and chemical fertilizers -- and  recommend a boycott of their products.
This would not take away valuable  resources from these orgs unquestionably
important projects. I must  add that it is stunning that Scott's had the
gall to market bird feed to attract  birds to yards that they have been
poisoning and then sell  pesticide-contaminated feed to boot.

Good birding.

Bill Jones
Canfield (Youngstown)


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