<< I apologize, J.R., for maybe not phrasing myself clearly, I would agree
that
encroaching development _is_ the big threat >>
Oh, I wasn't implying that you didn't think this is the case...:) Folks
sometimes see how abundant they are in the upper Conasauga and then question
their status. Too bad they aren't found in numbers like this throughout their
range!
Take care!
J.R.
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