I sure didn't like seeing this bit of news this morning: Scientists Scramble to Save U.S. Shorebird. Another 3000 Red Knots are unaccounted for with this year's count being a mere 12,300 birds (down from 100,000 in the mid-80's).
Soon to be Red "Not"?
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