they don't taste like chicken no matter how you pronounce plover August 4, 2006
This Provincetown Banner article debunks some popular piping plover myths. The folks 'round the local bait and tackle must be disappointed. It's not piping plovers they eat in South America. And the plover species that do get eaten allegedly taste like starlings. The researcher has tasted starlings? Eeeewww! Apparently all they talk about on Cape Cod is piping plovers and they don't even know how to pronounce plover! The Cape Codder answers the long versus short o in plover question for an Orleans 7th grader. check out i and the bird The latest I and the Bird blog carnival is up at Alis Volat Propiis with a vacation theme. Virtual vacation visit to birds and birders all over the place.		Reading Today's Reading The Danube: A river guide by Rod Heikell This Year's Reading 2006 Booklist
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