Re: birds and other critters
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- Subject: Re: [CHAT] birds and other critters
- From: "Marge Talt" m*@hort.net
- Date: Wed, 19 Feb 2003 01:53:55 -0500
Now, that's a LAKE, Maria! Lordy! I would love to live near that
size body of water and be able to see all those waterfowl...how lucky
you are. There are bald eagles nesting on the lower Potomac River,
but I have not seen one - now, that is a majestic bird.
Why is it that dogs are so attracted to, ahem, poop and rotting
items? Seems the more odoriferous something is the more they love
it....
Marge Talt, zone 7 Maryland
mtalt@hort.net
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> From: Maria Olshin <marolsh@ptd.net>
>
> The lake here is 315 acres, and lots of migratory waterfowl stop
here. I've
> seen ruddy duck, buffleheads, goldeneyes, mergansers and
cormorants, among
> others, but the most exciting sighting was a flock of loons. I
counted 38 of
> them! There are also great blue and green herons and kingfishers. I
> occasionally see rose-breasted grosbeaks at my feeder, and just
once, an
> indigo bunting. I've also seen quite a few eastern bluebirds in NE
PA, but
> not at this elevation. There are bald eagles in the area, too.
Auralie, have
> you ever heard that there are peregrines nesting on the George
Washington
> Bridge? I think they live quite well on the pigeons in NYC.
>
> There is a rapidly growing population of resident Canadas here, and
the
> Animal Control officer finds as many nests as he can in the spring
and
> shakes the eggs vigorously, then puts them back. It prevents the
parents
> from laying more eggs to replace broken or stolen ones.
Unfortunately, he
> misses more than he finds. It wouldn't be so bad if I only had to
watch my
> step in the yard, but my dog has goose poop radar, and she's on it
like
> white on rice. Groshem as they never
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