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Efforts not enough

15 years ago

I was told to post this over here

for help and or suggetions.

lisa11310 posted this

You may want to post this over in the wildlife garden forum. DirtGirl may have some good suggestions for you! Good Luck!

My efforts were not enough.

The woods 2.5 acres behind

me are going to be developed.

They have cleared about a quarter

off this bird habitat.I guess the

birds not to mention the other

animals,reptiles and native plants

will just go.The nesting pair of eagels

will have to move.I reported this to

the US fish and wildlife the county

the state the local Audubon chapter.

I have not heard back from any so I

will give up the fight.

Blueangel

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Comments (2)

loris
15 years ago
blueangel,

Maybe try posting this on the Native Plants Forum and/or the Carolina Gardening Forum. I know there's a user who based on the username might know something which might help you at least get more of the plants out of there. From a quick look, I saw postings from this person on those 2 forums not not this one or birdwatching. Thanks for doing what you can!

-- Lori
Min3 South S.F. Bay CA
15 years ago
blueangel - your post makes me feel so sad and SO angry. I sure hope you find someone to help you save something of the beautiful place you describe. The world is full idiots but maybe you will find a way to stop them. Good luck to your little bit of Heaven. Min
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