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Bird lover Eddie McQuaide say cranes devastating amphibians Ed McQuaide writes: Best wishes to all the lovers of the feathered friends.Let's don't be bird- brained about this issue of the hunt on the Sandhill cranes.These things have multiplied at an alarming rate and their numbers continue to create havoc on the natural enviroment.Comments re photo 39325. Birds of Kentucky Sandhill Cranes visit, fly over Adair Co., KY This story was posted on 2011-02-26 10:16:24
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