QUOTE(aeiou228 @ Apr 4 2009, 04:12 PM)
I think relocation of swiftlet is possible and can be done....but at a cost.
How ?
Just close down BH A and the swiftlets have no choice but to find a new homes some where else.
At a cost ?
Thousands of young birds may dies during the transition period.
Swiftlets may migrate to other location or country.
Revenue loss to the farmers, and country.
Property prices drop drastically.
If one day, the pressure from anti BH group overwhelm the relocation costs, then PBT will have to act accordingly to neutralize the pressure by sacrificing the cost.
According to my observation, some new and greedy BH owners blasting the chirp sounds in high decibel 24/7 are the main culprit that would bring about the pressure and resistance to disallow BH in town area.
HAHA.....AS EXPECTED, THE NUMBER OF FARMERS WHO IS BUILDING THEIR OWN STANDALONE FARMS NOW ARE FAVORING RELOCATION...How ?
Just close down BH A and the swiftlets have no choice but to find a new homes some where else.
At a cost ?
Thousands of young birds may dies during the transition period.
Swiftlets may migrate to other location or country.
Revenue loss to the farmers, and country.
Property prices drop drastically.
If one day, the pressure from anti BH group overwhelm the relocation costs, then PBT will have to act accordingly to neutralize the pressure by sacrificing the cost.
According to my observation, some new and greedy BH owners blasting the chirp sounds in high decibel 24/7 are the main culprit that would bring about the pressure and resistance to disallow BH in town area.
AND THE NUMBER IS INCREASING....
SO, WHAT CAN WE DO??.....KILL THEM ALL....RIGHT??.....
Apr 4 2009, 10:40 PM

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