Slow Death?

[Apache]

Charming, sounds like a lovely way to die.

[peter mccue]

'Orrible bird!

 

The more I read about them the 'orribler' they get.

[The Diamond Geezer]

Which is better for cormorants then ...

 

a) a slow painful death

or

a very slow painful death

or

c) an extremely slow and painful death

or

d) a death comparable to that of the tench and carp (and eels) that they consume

or maybe e) a quick one :confused:

 

[ 12. April 2003, 06:59 PM: Message edited by: The Diamond Geezer ]

[HarroldBishop]

quote:

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Cormorants droppings are so toxic that they eventually kill the trees they roost in.

This is happening at loam pit near where I live

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:confused:

[StuMac]

The Diamond Geezer:

Which is better for cormorants then ...

 

a) a slow painful death

or

a very slow painful death

or

c) an extremely slow and painful death

or

d) a death comparable to that of the tench and carp (and eels) that they consume

or maybe e) a quick one    :confused:  

Read this and mentally substitute the word 'pike' for Cormerant. Sound familiar? If so then you now understand why certain parts of the birdwatching community feel the ay they do about coarse fishermen.

[The Diamond Geezer]

quote:

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Originally posted by StuMac:

Originally posted by The Diamond Geezer:

Which is better for cormorants then ...

 

a) a slow painful death

or

a very slow painful death

or

c) an extremely slow and painful death

or

d) a death comparable to that of the tench and carp (and eels) that they consume

or maybe e) a quick one :confused:

Read this and mentally substitute the word 'pike' for Cormerant. Sound familiar? If so then you now understand why certain parts of the birdwatching community feel the ay they do about coarse fishermen.

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Do pike eat cormorants, then? :confused: