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mike_c

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5. just trying to be helpful

Reply to eppur_se_muova (Reply #4)

Sat Nov 29, 2025, 03:52 PM

Nov 29

Who said anything about Bigfoot?

Edit: the "red eared woodpecker" you mentioned might be RCW, but they are certainly not restricted to a single population in Alabama. I studied populations in Georgia.

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Why a rare bird that vanished 30 years ago might soon return [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Nov 28 OP

Slight exaggeration in the headline, but the article is interesting. It was a vanishing orchid that started things off. eppur_se_muova Nov 28 #1

could you perhaps be thinking of... mike_c Nov 29 #3

No. Not Bigfoot either. The difference is obvious. nt eppur_se_muova Nov 29 #4

just trying to be helpful mike_c Nov 29 #5

The debate continues.. jfz9580m Dec 1 #6

I did research on this bird's ecology back in the day mike_c Nov 29 #2