Sounds to me like "Buzzard," ( a large Bird) was actually in the meeting.

Buzzard Saint Marys, GA Reply » Report Abuse Judge it! #665 57 min ago Judged: 1 1 During the period designated to grant audience to the public at the last city council meeting, a citizen attempted to ask the council if there had been any officially request that the St. Marts Airport be relocated. He was told by Mayor Deloughy that this was not the proper time or place to question the council but that he could request a later meeting with the mayor. I have learned that this meeting was held on Tuesday and was attended by the questioner, Mayor Deloughy, City Manager Shanahan, and Council Member Bird. The most telling result of the meeting was the admission that "no official request" exists to move our airport. The only request to relocate is from the Camden Partnership. Think about this for a moment. Neither the Navy nor SUBASE has requested that the airport be moved. There has been no request from the State of Georgia, the FAA, officials of the pentagon, or federal elected officials. All of the stories we have been fed about the how critically important the airport relocation is to the Navy are false. It certainly appears that the relocation proponents have been callously using the security and safety of SUBASE to justify their own agenda and very possibly damaging our relationship with our biggest employer in the process. Only one question remains. Why are we still pursuing this expensive and divisive project? It is projected that the airport move will cost federal taxpayers a minimum of $40 million. The cost to St. Marys taxpayers will exceed $10 million. We cannot afford these massive expenditures, especially in these financially troubled times. Relocation proponents argue that a new airport is justified because it will spur financial growth and development. There is no doubt that a new airport in Woodbine will spur financial, residential and commercial development in Woodbine. But, conversely, there can also be no doubt that the loss of our St. Marys Airport will hamper financial, residential and commercial growth in St. Marys. It is time to remove the albatross of the airport relocation project from around the neck of our city and to turn our attention and effort to recovering from the ruins of a once growing local economy. Local residential development is stalled. Over 100 local businesses have closed their doors. Foreclosures are at an all time high. The city has massive debts and is facing an ever increasing down turn in income. We need for our leaders to stop wasting effort and money on an unnecessary and unwanted project and get back to the critical business of running our city. "The questioner" was, of course the aptly named Bob Nutter. There is no doubt in my mind that Buzzard Bird contacted him and encouragd him to insist on the meeting. Hopefully, the next council elections will solve our Buzzard problem.