[TN-Bird] Check out Rare Woodpecker Sends Town Running for Chain Saws - AOL News

_Rare  Woodpecker Sends Town Running for Chain Saws - AOL News_ 
(http://articles.news.aol.com/news/_a/rare-woodpecker-sends-town-running-for/200609241148099
90001?ncid=NWS00010000000001)  
 
 
I thought many of you would like to read this article.  In a town in NC 
called Boiling Spring Lake, thousands of trees have been cut  down because a 
few of 
the endangered Red Cockaded Woodpeckers have  found some pine trees they want 
to call home. Townspeople are afraid that  if they let the birds excavate on 
their lot, that their property will be  declared protective habitat. There is 
a place on this site, where you can vote  your opinion on whether they should 
stop issuing clearing permits. 
 
Ann Tallent
Maryville
Blount  Co


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