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<blockquote data-quote="Cowabunga" data-source="post: 5569038" data-attributes="member: 718"><p>Yes, it must surprise you. Where do you assume any loss of habits is lost to? Any habitat that is lost these days tends to be for roads and building development while habitats on farmland comes and goes over time and land rotation etc as it always has done but is actually gaining in area every year both by famers voluntarily leaving some less productive areas for economic reasons to benign neglect or to less intensive management, sometimes encouraged by some official schemes. Thousands of acres are under some kind of environmental schemes alone and tens of thousands of acres are just not farmed as intensively as they used to be for economic reasons.</p><p></p><p>Your ignorance of such matters is nothing short of astonishing, however personally I have met plenty of wallies in all walks of life so it's not so surprising really. The really ridiculous thing is that people like you have a voice these days and, to make an apt analogy with nature, birds of a feather flock together. You are wasting your time here though, because you are actually talking with people who are intelligent, have practical experience and who basically don't tolerate much shite.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Cowabunga, post: 5569038, member: 718"] Yes, it must surprise you. Where do you assume any loss of habits is lost to? Any habitat that is lost these days tends to be for roads and building development while habitats on farmland comes and goes over time and land rotation etc as it always has done but is actually gaining in area every year both by famers voluntarily leaving some less productive areas for economic reasons to benign neglect or to less intensive management, sometimes encouraged by some official schemes. Thousands of acres are under some kind of environmental schemes alone and tens of thousands of acres are just not farmed as intensively as they used to be for economic reasons. Your ignorance of such matters is nothing short of astonishing, however personally I have met plenty of wallies in all walks of life so it's not so surprising really. The really ridiculous thing is that people like you have a voice these days and, to make an apt analogy with nature, birds of a feather flock together. You are wasting your time here though, because you are actually talking with people who are intelligent, have practical experience and who basically don't tolerate much shite. [/QUOTE]
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