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From: Just outside the middle of nowhere
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Like Father...
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From: Just outside the middle of nowhere
Rained really hard a little bit ago, then the sun came back out and made a nice rainbow.
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Cool. We saw one a bit ago.
Back where I belong...even if its only on the 60s. 
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Mr. Obama and fellow unbalanced enviro-whacko's "green energy will save the environment" at work. Here's your sign. 
Birdwatchers flock to see rare bird, then watch it killed by wind turbine
There hasn’t been a sighting of a White-throated Needletail in the United Kingdom for 22 years, so nearly 80 birdwatchers flocked to Scotland this week to get a look, the Telegraph reported. But instead of enjoying the world’s fastest flying bird soaring, they watched it fly into the small blade of a wind turbine and die.
"It was seen by birders fly straight into the turbine. It is ironic that after waiting so long for this bird to turn up in the UK, it was killed by a wind turbine and not a natural predator, “ Josh Jones of Bird Guides said.
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/world/2013/06...#ixzz2XZ5L0D00
Birdwatchers flock to see rare bird, then watch it killed by wind turbine
There hasn’t been a sighting of a White-throated Needletail in the United Kingdom for 22 years, so nearly 80 birdwatchers flocked to Scotland this week to get a look, the Telegraph reported. But instead of enjoying the world’s fastest flying bird soaring, they watched it fly into the small blade of a wind turbine and die.
"It was seen by birders fly straight into the turbine. It is ironic that after waiting so long for this bird to turn up in the UK, it was killed by a wind turbine and not a natural predator, “ Josh Jones of Bird Guides said.
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/world/2013/06...#ixzz2XZ5L0D00
Last edited by cdynaco; Jun 28, 2013 at 07:39 PM.
