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Bob Fraser
- Posts: 108
- Joined: Wed Jun 15, 2011 2:39 pm
- Location: North Carolina/Camden
I just wanted everyone to know that Facebook blocked my access for 3 days. The reason was - I responded to someone's post regarding problem sparrows. My response was "shoot them or trap/euthanize". Facebook says that shooting or killing any animal is against community standards. I appealed their decision explaining why sparrow elimination was necessary. I haven't heard back. Anyway, be careful if you access PMCA on Facebook - their unknowledgeable minions might block you.
PMCA member
2011 - 8 pair
2012 - 31 pair full house no more room at the inn.
as of 5/31 83 babies 63 eggs. Wound up with 173 fledged.
2013 - 35 pair around 200 fledged.
2018 - 80 pairs 420 fledged
I intend to live forever. So far, so good.
2011 - 8 pair
2012 - 31 pair full house no more room at the inn.
as of 5/31 83 babies 63 eggs. Wound up with 173 fledged.
2013 - 35 pair around 200 fledged.
2018 - 80 pairs 420 fledged
I intend to live forever. So far, so good.
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Martintown33
- Posts: 1366
- Joined: Tue Jun 01, 2021 6:21 pm
- Location: Laplace,La
- Martin Colony History: Colony started in 1998. 2 s&k modified houses and gourd rack
Unbelievable, but expected. What do brainwashed minions know about this subject? I’m sure they don’t know or bother to find out, that it is perfectly legal, at actually encouraged by federal agencies, to eliminate non native invasive species such as HOSPS and starlings. Complete morons control and work for big tech social media.
PMCA member
Laplace, La
Laplace, La
Agree, its bad enough to know the average FB moderator knows nothing but what's really alarming is that half of them know less than that. I would say most are worthless but I wouldn't want to give them too much credit.Martintown33 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 26, 2021 11:21 amUnbelievable, but expected. What do brainwashed minions know about this subject? I’m sure they don’t know or bother to find out, that it is perfectly legal, at actually encouraged by federal agencies, to eliminate non native invasive species such as HOSPS and starlings. Complete morons control and work for big tech social media.
2019- 6 Pair, 30 Fledged
2020- 8 Pair, 32 Fledged
2021- 10 Pair, 39 Fledged
HOSP count 130, Starlings 2
2022- 31 Pair, 146 Fledged
HOSP count to date 17, Starlings 1
2023- 28 Pair, 124 Fledged
HOSP count 47, Starlings 1
2024- 40 Pair, 192 Fledged
HOSP count 37
2025-42 Pair, 202 Fledged
HOSP count 46
2020- 8 Pair, 32 Fledged
2021- 10 Pair, 39 Fledged
HOSP count 130, Starlings 2
2022- 31 Pair, 146 Fledged
HOSP count to date 17, Starlings 1
2023- 28 Pair, 124 Fledged
HOSP count 47, Starlings 1
2024- 40 Pair, 192 Fledged
HOSP count 37
2025-42 Pair, 202 Fledged
HOSP count 46
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C.C.Martins
- Posts: 3368
- Joined: Fri Apr 14, 2017 11:15 am
- Location: Corpus Christi Tx
- Martin Colony History: 2016- Visitors.
2017- 5 pair. 15 fledged
2018- 18 pair. 85 fledged
2019- 17 pair. 81 fledged
2020- 25 pair. 111 fledged
2021- 28 pair. 118 fledged
2022- 33 pair. 151 fledged
2023- 33 pair. 165 fledged
2024- 40 pair. 185 fledged
2025- 40 pair. 181 fledged
HOSP:
Home colony: mix natural, super, Troyer and excluder gourds, enlarged compartment house. All SREH.
Satellite colony: Oso Bay Preserve: 49 PMCA excluder gourds; 16 room Lonestar Goliad with Modified Excluder entrances.
2019: Visitors
2020: 3 pair, 11 fledged
2021: 10 pair, 30 fledged
2022: 11 pair, 35 fledged
2023: 18 pair, 101 fledged
2024: 39 pair, 181 fledged
2025: 51 pair, 216 fledged
PMCA member
Bob,
Take it as a badge of honor sir.
Take it as a badge of honor sir.
A good house sparrow is a dead house sparrow.
HOSP: 17. Starlings: 23
HOSP: 17. Starlings: 23