darter
| Water bird also known as the snakebird. |
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| These ESA mandates regularly place absurd restrictions on human activity in every state of the union for the alleged benefit of dung beetles, snail darters, minnows, sand flies, spiders, spotted owls, mice, toads, snakes and other feathery, furry and scaly critters. After the Waterworks Dam was removed in 1998, for example, the number of native species, such as darters and smallmouth bass, rose from 11 to 26. Brazile best known as campaign manager for former Vice President Al Gore's 2000 presidential campaign, is urging African American leaders to run as favorite sons and darters in various states' presidential primaries to lock up as many delegate votes as possible before the Democratic Party convention assembles in Boston to pick nominees. |
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