I'm not sure I get your point Adrien, perhaps you didn't get my point either, or maybe you did and don't give a ****.
For you slow guys, I meant nothing negative in my post, my point was merely to say it's a shame the Loons died, it had nothing to do with how. If you guys want to carry on the old argument about lead, etc. (or a new one about ice) be my guest, I'll sit back on the side.
John S.
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Yeah guys, come on, get with the point.
We should ban all ice to save the loons, especially on squam, there should be adequate bubblers installed to keep the lake "ice free" all winter.
I have never seen a loon flying around during the winter or even dead for that matter. I thought they went towards the coast or a little south untill they find open water.
That's right Charlie, I'm not even sure the article I posted was bonafide. I do know if they don't leave before the ice they are in deep s---. So it is a little far fetched that that many Loons would still be around ????
I personally really like Loons and true article or not it bothered me that so many might have died that that way, on "any" Lake.
John S.
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I have never seen a loon flying around during the winter or even dead for that matter. I thought they went towards the coast or a little south untill they find open water.
It is pretty sad to hear of that many dead. I enjoy hearing them, both while fishing and while sitting by my open window during the warm months.
Never knew they needed water to take off...
Heck of a way to die.
I think you missed MY point John. Nature isn't the lovey dovey walt disney world that many would have us believe. Its cruel even to those lovable loons.
I think I got your point just fine, before and now.
John S.
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I think you missed MY point John. Nature isn't the lovey dovey walt disney world that many would have us believe. Its cruel even to those lovable loons.
Tt has been a strange winter. Maybe that has something to do with it? It was near 70 degrees in early January. That made me wonder if we would ever get ice.
