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Hi Margaret,
I also enjoyed the show, though, only heard the last half. Great story about the Heron but interesting too, to be reminded that care for oneself should always be taken into consideration when handling any wild creature including birds with long sharp beaks!
Was very interested in the recipe for making your own suet cake. Would it be possible to have that recipe put on this list? (if it hasn't already appeared, of course, but if so, would it be somewhere in the archives?).
Many thanks,
Gayle MacLean
Dartmouth
"Margaret E.Millard" <mmillard@eastlink.ca> wrote:
I enjoyed the call in show on radio noon today on CBC. Amazing that the
heron survived........did anyone say what happened to it in the end? Last I
heard it was in the truck crowding a tech from DNR.
On my feeder in White Point, Queens today, were chickadees, starlings,
mourning doves, goldfinches and juncos, a pine, blue jays, a redwinged
blackbird male, a woodpecker, hairy I think (It seems to have a lot more
black on it than it should) siskin, Baltimore Oriole is still here but
spending less and less time now, several large crows, one of which has
damage and a bum leg/foot, a sparrow, song and a sharpshinned hawk which
harvested a chickadee I think. Other wildlife on the feeder, a squirrel, a
grey creature...mole vole or small rat (not the right shape for the rat I
think) ? it is scooting all about under and up the grapevine to the feeder
and has trails going everywhere; and two bunnies.
Marg Millard
White Point , Queens
http://margmillard.ca
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<DIV>Hi Margaret,</DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV>I also enjoyed the show, though, only heard the last half. Great story about the Heron but interesting too, to be reminded that care for oneself should always be taken into consideration when handling any wild creature including birds with long sharp beaks! </DIV> <DIV>Was very interested in the recipe for making your own suet cake. Would it be possible to have that recipe put on this list? (if it hasn't already appeared, of course, but if so, would it be somewhere in the archives?).</DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV>Many thanks,</DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV>Gayle MacLean</DIV> <DIV>Dartmouth</DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV><BR><BR><B><I>"Margaret E.Millard" <mmillard@eastlink.ca></I></B> wrote:</DIV> <BLOCKQUOTE class=replbq style="PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #1010ff 2px solid">I enjoyed the call in show on radio noon today on CBC. Amazing that the <BR>heron
survived........did anyone say what happened to it in the end? Last I <BR>heard it was in the truck crowding a tech from DNR.<BR><BR>On my feeder in White Point, Queens today, were chickadees, starlings, <BR>mourning doves, goldfinches and juncos, a pine, blue jays, a redwinged <BR>blackbird male, a woodpecker, hairy I think (It seems to have a lot more <BR>black on it than it should) siskin, Baltimore Oriole is still here but <BR>spending less and less time now, several large crows, one of which has <BR>damage and a bum leg/foot, a sparrow, song and a sharpshinned hawk which <BR>harvested a chickadee I think. Other wildlife on the feeder, a squirrel, a <BR>grey creature...mole vole or small rat (not the right shape for the rat I <BR>think) ? it is scooting all about under and up the grapevine to the feeder <BR>and has trails going everywhere; and two bunnies.<BR><BR>Marg Millard<BR><BR>White Point , Queens<BR><BR>http://margmillard.ca <BR></BLOCKQUOTE><BR><p> 
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