Avianitarian of the Wild Bird Conservation Act of 1992

24/08/2024

My legacy to My family, Most all has been accomplished since President Obama signed the order in 2015 to find the heirs of Donald William Pefley, Osage Nation in Ok

It is a miracle that I have Askehnazie Jew ish and Native American DNA, as both have significance in my lifetime.

I think one must be brought into this world unwanted by others to have a keen,
permanent awareness of God, our Father, for everything, including
walking an unknown path with courage.

Rolls for their ancestor's listing.

Cherokee Nations
Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians in North

United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians in Oklahoma

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Doing Genealogical

Start your genealogical research with yourself and your personal family history. Start with current and historical records that you have on hand such as letters, journal, diaries, etc., that belong to you and/or your immediate biological family. If you or a lineal ancestor is not currently a member of a federally recognized tribe, band or group in the U.S., your research can begin with public or other non-Indian records such as those kept by state and local governments, churches, schools, libraries, newspapers, and historical societies.

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08/08/2024

Rest In Peace, Bill

Birds, Food, Toys, Cages, Shipping

04/08/2024

Fear of treason is the case against our acting President.

and my vote, and support is with Former President Trump....

I blocked Cee Dee...........

I wouldn't say I like it when Trump calls our acting Chief names.

don't like i when ou president clls Trump names .https://constitutioncenter.org/the-constitution/articles/article-iii/clauses/39 #:~:text=The%20Constitution%20specifically%20identifies%20what,aid%20and%20comfort.%E2%80%9D%20Although%20there
"The Constitution specifically identifies what constitutes treason against the United States and, importantly, limits the offense of treason to only two types of conduct: (1) “levying war” against the United States; or (2) “adhering to [the] enemies [of the United States], giving them aid and comfort.” Although there have not been many treason prosecutions in American history— "

02/08/2024

https://youtu.be/b2pwAL6YI74

Lasst doch gerne mal ein Abo da würde mich freuen. Für den leisen Ton möchte ich mich entschuldigen.

02/08/2024

https://youtu.be/Irp8d4FC734?t=43

Your dreams are attainable at FAMU! Come discover what you can become!

02/08/2024

AGRICULTURE CLASSIFIED AS AN AVICULTURE

28/07/2024

This is adorable, had to share from GOOGLE.

27/07/2024

24/07/2024

FWC unravels organized fraud case involving Florida’s prized Osceola turkey, leading to multiple felony charges against four individuals
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FWC unravels organized fraud case involving Florida’s prized Osceola turkey, leading to multiple felony charges against four individuals

On July 24, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s (FWC) Division of Law Enforcement announced charges against four individuals involved in a fraudulent scheme to defraud hunters seeking Osceola turkey hunts. Larry William Collins, David Preston Mills, Paul Neil Beckham and Vernon Robert Flowers were charged with multiple felonies, including organized fraud, conspiracy to commit organized fraud, cheating and the unlawful use of a two-way communication device.

FWC's investigation, led by Investigators Camille Soverel and Erika Zimmerman with assistance from a team of officers, investigators and forensic scientists, revealed that Collins and his co-conspirators advertised and provided fraudulent nonwild Osceola turkey hunts to unsuspecting victims through the Razzor Ranch website. Victims were led to believe they were paying for a genuine Osceola turkey hunting experience but were instead guided to hunt pen-raised turkeys bred to resemble the Osceola species.

Forensic science played a crucial role in verifying the fraudulent nature of the turkey hunts by providing irrefutable evidence that the turkeys in question were not genuine Osceola turkeys. An FWC geneticist conducted DNA analysis on feathers collected from the hunted turkeys, comparing their genetic profiles to that of known Osceola turkeys. Additionally, morphological examinations highlighted discrepancies in physical characteristics such as size, feather coloration and leg structure, further confirming that the turkeys were pen-raised domestics and not wild Osceolas.

The scheme involved Collins, who operated the Razzor Ranch Blanket Hunting Preserve in Hardee County, and Mills, who managed a game farm in Charlotte County where the nonwild turkeys were raised. Mills and Beckham acted as guides, leading the hunts, while Flowers, owner of Skins and Scales Taxidermy, mounted the fraudulent turkeys for the victims. Collins received kickbacks from Flowers for referring taxidermy business.

Collins fraudulently advertised, promoted and scheduled “Osceola” turkey hunts in Charlotte and Hardee counties. Collins accepted money for the hunts and then coordinated with his hunting guides (co-conspirators Beckham and Mills) to guide the unsuspecting victims to hunting locations to hunt a nonwild, pen-raised turkey. The pen-raised nonwild turkeys were bred and raised by Collins to appear as Osceola turkeys.

The charges filed against the defendants are as follows:

Larry William Collins (DOB: 12/8/1965) of Punta Gorda: Organized Fraud, Conspiracy to Commit Organized Fraud, Cheating, Unlawful use of a Two-Way Communication Device.
David Preston Mills (DOB 7/9/1967) of Arcadia: Organized Fraud, Conspiracy to Commit Organized Fraud.
Paul Neil Beckham (DOB 6/3/1975) of Punta Gorda: Organized Fraud, Conspiracy to Commit Organized Fraud, Cheating, Unlawful use of a Two-Way Communication Device.
Vernon Robert Flowers (DOB 07/28/1952) of Naples: Organized Fraud, Conspiracy to Commit Organized Fraud.

“Collins knowingly and intentionally represented his captive raised turkeys as Osceola turkeys for unsuspecting hunters to pay large sums of money to hunt the Florida Osceola wild turkey,” said Lt. Col. Randy Bowlin, FWC Deputy Director of Law Enforcement over North Operations and Investigations/Intelligence.

Following the fraudulent hunts, Collins referred the victims to a co-conspirator Flowers, who owns a taxidermy business to have their fraudulent turkeys mounted. Collins received a 10% kickback from Flowers on the cash value of taxidermy for all the taxidermy work Collins sent to his business.

The FWC Division of Law Enforcement is aware that this type of fraud is happening in the state of Florida and additional violators are being identified, investigated and will be arrested as warranted. Officers will be actively educating the public and enforcing rules and regulations regarding the unlawful release of domestic turkeys or turkeys that are progeny of a domestic and wild species at permitted facilities, including game farms and hunting preserves.

“This fraudulent scheme not only deceived hunters but also exploited a revered species of Florida’s wildlife,” said Bowlin. “We want public, private and tribal landowners to know that we are working diligently to ensure that captive raised, nonwild turkeys will not be released near their lands. Hunters can be reassured that the opportunity to hunt a wild Osceola turkey will remain, and legitimate outfitters will not have competition from unethical and fraudulent turkey guide services or outfitters.”

The Osceola turkey is found only in peninsular Florida. The Osceola turkey is best distinguished from Florida’s eastern wild turkey by the white barring on its wing feathers. On Osceola turkeys, the white bars on the primary wing feathers are narrower than the black bars and are irregular or broken, which tends to give the wing an overall darker appearance compared to eastern wild turkeys. Information about hunting wild turkey in Florida can be found by visiting MyFWC.com/hunting and clicking on “Wild Turkey.”

Law Enforcement will continue to run down leads on fraudulent turkey hunts and encourages the public to report suspicious turkey hunting activity. If a violation is suspected the public can report a tip anonymously to the Wildlife Alert Hotline at 888-404-FWCC (888-404-3922) or text 847411 (Tip411) with keyword "FWC" and information about the location and violation.

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24/07/2024

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17/07/2024

I bought this for my grandson at his mother's request. We drove to Home Depot and bought it, or I paid for it in full.

Yesterday, I saw the same thing at CVS and bought it for my porch.

I set up the fan and bought a non-used fan for my son and his friend.

I set this thing up on my porch yesterday, with the addition fan right behind it, to cool down the porch for two cats, two dogs, and six or twelve birds.

I placed ice cubes in the tray and I've got to ell you it worked to cool down ten degrees wher e
my ceiling fan set counter lock wise to more
eht eair up and down the wo walls.

my animals were thrilled ad content.

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12/07/2024

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12/07/2024

Illiger Macaws have fostered three Golden Conure eggs, hatching, and
fledgings, fly feed till seven and eight months of age.

Two of the three Golden Conures have fledged outisde with their foster parents, Illiger Macaws.My pairs of Illigers are just wonderful parents and full of lo...

11/07/2024

I AM THOU AE
TO ALL MY FAMILY AND FRIENDS.

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03/07/2024

According to FWC, all the pet owners of exotic birds that I talked with need a permit and another permit to even transfer their birds to a veterinarian for an exhibit.

Only thing i know is that in an offer to b
ring any exotic bird into Florida
one permit is a demand by anyone to bring a bird into this state.

I went through this when Laurella sent me an African grey and a vet rescue in Palm Beach County reported me as a smuggler. Thank God my report is good enough for me to use as a referral.

Be sure whatever you do if your are told you do not need a permit by
Parrots are exempt and you get that in writing.

01/07/2024

The years have passed since 1995.

A neighbor called the city on me, and I happened to have a person I took to court 10 years before that date to knock on my door as the cold officer .

As a result, I lost 8 pairs of my birds forever without payment consideration, understanding nothing. My pairs went to others who claimed the city's outrageous behavior, and I haven't heard a thing about any of those birds.

If I did not do this then I was fined $250 a day for each bird that the cold officer pointed to tell I walked into the police station and made a formal complaint about this code officer Fry had found that I had sued in his company 10 years before and I called foul play.

No organization, no friend, no family member came to my call about the loss of my 8 pairs of birds. Bear Ines Bloom, go Green wing my Lucan umbrellas.

Along with my complaint at the station, I also faxed what was called game and fish back then. The Wild Bird Conservation Act of 1990 had just been in effect. Along with that fax, the question was on my birds protected by you, governor of the state, under the freedom under the Wild Bird Conservation Avianitarian of the Wild Bird Conservation Act of 1992 of 1992 federal law treaty.

Within the hour and officer was at my house putting a protection dome all around my birds me, and my home against the city.

Hopefully, my courageous act has assisted all birds and creatures under that federal government, which are now a statute and protected by the fish and wildlife Commissioner. Just shortly before I did the call to efficient gain, I also made up the terminology of a Unitarian to represent those people like myself who care for exotic birds. He shall have been selected, and he described under the protection of the Wild Bird Avianitarian of the Wild Bird Conservation Act of 1992servation Avianitarian of the Wild Bird Conservation Act of 1992.

Btw, if you have a WC exotic birds permit, this protects you from the local ordinance regarding the birds listed on your FWC PROTECTION inventory.
So give a shout-out of goodwill to our protectors.

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FWC celebrates 25 years serving the people and wildlife of Florida
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FWC celebrates 25 years serving the people and wildlife of Florida

Today, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) celebrates its silver anniversary in conserving the wildlife and habitats of Florida and providing diverse recreational opportunities for residents and visitors.

The FWC became operational July 1, 1999, after Florida voters elected to replace the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission, the Marine Fisheries Commission and parts of the Department of Environmental Protection with a new agency.

“I’m proud to say that over the past 25 years, we've made outstanding strides in our mission to manage Florida’s fish and wildlife resources for their long-term well-being and the benefit of people,” said FWC Executive Director Roger Young. “Our dedicated team has worked tirelessly through many changes, and because of their unwavering commitment and passion, we've accomplished so much.”

Many of those accomplishments include enhancing and increasing our recreation opportunities including:

The FWC and partners have grown the Wildlife Management Area system to include more than 6 million acres of public land.
The Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail has more than 500 premier wildlife viewing sites across the state that were selected based on their unique wildlife viewing opportunities and ecological significance, educational opportunities, access for the public and resilience to recreational use.
Catch a Florida Memory is a saltwater angler recognition program that rewards anglers for their fishing efforts while encouraging them to target diverse species.
TrophyCatch is a citizen science program that collects valuable data and helps encourage fishing and conservation.
The State Reef Fish Survey helps improve recreational data for several reef fish species such as snapper, grouper and hogfish.

Other major accomplishments over the past 25 years include:

Restoring the wild turkey population in Holmes County that had virtually disappeared by the 1990s.
Developing the world-renowned Python Challenge, an innovative competition created to increase awareness about invasive species and the threats they pose to Florida’s ecology.
Building the Florida Youth Conservation Center Network, a statewide group whose massive growth can be attributed to a thriving partnership with the non-profit Fish & Wildlife Foundation of Florida, a robust network of partners, and families’ need to get kids outdoors and away from devices.
Establishing the Vessel Turn-In Program, which allows vessel owners whose vessels are at risk of becoming derelict to voluntarily surrender their unwanted vessel to the FWC. Surrendered vessels are removed from Florida waters and destroyed at no cost to the vessel owner.

The FWC and its staff would like to thank all its partners, stakeholders, volunteers and others who have helped make it one of the foremost conservation agencies in the country. We look forward to making the next 25 years even more outstanding!

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25/06/2024

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24/06/2024

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23/06/2024

You
Macadamian butter. How good is that for me with banana?

\Copilot
Macadamia nut butter is a great choice! It’s not only delicious but also offers several health benefits. Let me break it down for you:

Satiety and Filling: Macadamia nut butter is rich in protein and healthy fats, which make it satiating and filling. A two-tablespoon serving typically contains around 22-24 grams of fat, 2-3 grams of protein, and 3-5 grams of carbohydrates1.
Nutritional Goodies: Macadamia nuts are a good source of vitamin E and magnesium. Vitamin E supports skin health by reducing inflammation, while magnesium is linked to better brain health, sleep, and cortisol regulation1.
Antioxidants: Macadamia nuts are packed with antioxidants, including flavonoids. These help reduce inflammation and may even lower cholesterol levels1.
Heart Health: Studies suggest that adding macadamia nuts to your diet can lower total cholesterol and LDL (low-density) cholesterol, reducing the risk of heart disease2.
So, pairing macadamia nut butter with banana is a tasty and nutritious combo! Enjoy it as a spread, in smoothies, or simply straight from the jar. 🌰🍌12.

23/06/2024

You
Does Market Rubio have a brother that is in the bird business farm?

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Yes, Marco Rubio has a brother-in-law named Orlando Cicilia who was involved in a major drug-smuggling operation in the 1980s. At that time, Rubio spent part of his early summer living in a small house near Bird Road in West Kendall, Miami. The house belonged to his brother-in-law, who was the frontman for a $75 million co***ne ring. Cages full of squawking macaws filled the yard, and kilos of co***ne were stored in a spare bedroom there. Despite Rubio’s claims that he and his parents knew nothing about the criminal gang, previously unreported testimony suggests otherwise1. So, while not directly related to the bird business, his brother-in-law’s activities were certainly connected to a different kind of “bird”—the illegal kind! 😅

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23/06/2024

You
Does Marko Rubio have a brother who is in the bird business farm?

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Yes, Marco Rubio has a brother-in-law named Orlando Cicilia who was involved in a major drug-smuggling operation in the 1980s. At that time, Rubio spent part of his early summer living in a small house near Bird Road in West Kendall, Miami. The house belonged to his brother-in-law, who was the frontman for a $75 million co***ne ring. Cages full of squawking macaws filled the yard, and kilos of co***ne were stored in a spare bedroom there. Despite Rubio’s claims that he and his parents knew nothing about the criminal gang, previously unreported testimony suggests otherwise1. So, while not directly related to the bird business, his brother-in-law’s activities were certainly connected to a different kind of “bird”—the illegal kind! 😅

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21/06/2024

Mark Bittner.

So, the golden conure is a macaw. The sequence shows that it is over ninety percent related to the bue-headed macaw.

The Avian Genomics Conference and Gene Ontology Annotation Workshop brought together researchers and students from around the world to present their latest research addressing the delivery of value from the billions of base-pairs of Archosaur sequence ...

20/06/2024

Commandment 'HONOR THY MOTHER AND FATHER"

In many ways, I nurtured the love, and respect for their father to my sons.

"Father's Day is such a part of our history, and when you reach a milestone like this, it's a good opportunity to look back, reflect, and leverage the history into a truly unforgettable celebration." Happy Father's Day to all fathers across this nation.

14/06/2024

Think about your brooders.
That’s a great question! Let me explain. When it comes to air temperature, warm air tends to rise, while cool air tends to sink. Here’s why:

Warm Air Rising: When heated air (such as by the Earth’s surface or a heater indoors) becomes less dense. This reduced density causes it to rise. Think of it like hot air balloons – the warm air inside the balloon is less dense than the surrounding cool air, so it lifts the balloon upward.
Cool Air Sinking: Conversely, cool air is denser. As it cools down, it contracts and becomes heavier. This denser, cooler air sinks toward the ground. Imagine a cool breeze near the floor – it’s denser and tends to stay lower.
Cloud Formation: When air rises in the atmosphere, it cools down due to lower pressure. As it cools, some of the water v***r in the air condenses, forming tiny water droplets. These droplets come together to create clouds1. So, warm air rising can lead to cloud formation!
Remember, though, the phrase “heat rises” isn’t universally true. In water, for example, cold water can rise to the top if it’s less dense than warm water. Nature has its fascinating ways! 😊

12/06/2024

Macaws can indeed enjoy cucumbers. These refreshing veggies are low in calories but packed with essential nutrients, water, and soluble fibers. Feeding your macaw a few slices of fresh, organic cucumber daily can help keep them hydrated and healthy1. Just make sure to serve plain cucumber without any added salt or seasonings. Your feathered friend will appreciate the hydrating treat! 🥒🦜