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Sorry, for long delay in posting anything but the IBWO dribs and drabs I'm getting just haven't seemed newsy enough to expend time on lately. I should probably post something though just to let folks know I'm still alive... at least as of my last pulse-check.
Have noticed some recent edits to the Wikipedia entry for Ivory-billed Woodpecker; nothing significant, just odd to see folks even bothering at this late date; including some back-and-forth changes of the verb "was" to "is," back to "was," and back to "is" again. ;-) (As a former President once told us, I guess it all "depends upon what the meaning of the word 'is' is".)
Anyway, from other Web press there was this oddball retrospective summary in terribly broken English:
http://asiascoop.com/index.php/2015/08/26/extinction-and-the-ivory-billed-woodpecker/
And the Project Coyote group continues their Web-reporting from Louisiana:
http://projectcoyoteibwo.com/
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Project-Coyote-Independent-Ivory-billed-Woodpecker-Searches-in-Louisiana/490140627755589?fref=ts
Finally, painter John Ruthven, involved in the Arkansas and Florida searches, gave this talk to a local Ohio group recently (and mentions he'll be going back to the Choctawhatchee in November to search again):
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Definitely some "creative" use of language in the Asian blog…
Besides the Ivory-bill, I just started following the story of the Attwater Prairie Chicken (I saw it spelled with one "t" and two, but apparently this one is correct. I welcome fact-checking as always).
http://www.nfwf.org/attwater/Pages/home.aspx#.Ve8e1ummTe0
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