Its critical that we save this endangered species. Global warming is bound to kill it off. It lives in wetlands. Bush is responsible for all this.
I'd love to have one of those little criters for my backyard.
Thanks for the thoughtul post. Some one wiser in the ways of Lexus-Nexus may be able to fill in the details, but there are reports of a thriving cottage industry producing feathered dinosaur fossils among ambitious chinese entrepreneurs. I might've read about that in Discover Magazine. Having stated my Caveat, I gotta confess that I'm the original Dinosaur Kid, having visited the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago many times in the early sixties. Luckily, for me, my spiritual background, though yielding to none in the rigours of Fire and Brimstone has in my lifetime been hospitable to the Arts and Sciences, a healthy balance. I can never walk across a lawn where an autumn congregation of blackbirds have convened without flashing back to a stroll through Jurassic Park.