Though this post is specifically written for an American audience because it is election day in the United States, it applies to everyone. Birders need to vote and let everyone know it!
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Come on, USA, you know what to do…
Sadly, it seems that for a good chunk of the country that means voting for crazy people.
You betcha.
Hi Corey, if you live in a democracy, then yes vote for birds! Check every candidate’s environmental credentials!
There are people out there giving Loons a bad name.
@Will: I remember someone remarking that, you know, some northern politician couldn’t be loonier if they grew wings and ate raw fish…