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The front page of the King's County Register for Thursday, Jan. 31, has a nice photo of the rehabilitated eagle's release, taken by Vince Brown. Also note the info' from the NovaNewsNow Web-site, choose King's County and then scroll down to the subject line's title -- the info' refers to a slide show from Kirk Starratt, the reporter for the Advertiser and Register newspapers. Cheers from Jim in Wolfville ---------- Subject: Eagle Watch draws crowds to Sheffield Mills, surrounding communities -- NovaNewsNow, on line since Jan. 27, 2008 NovaNewsNow, on line since Jan. 27, 2008 Eagle Watch draws crowds to Sheffield Mills, surrounding communities by Kirk Starratt/The Advertiser View all articles from Kirk Starratt/The Advertiser Article online since January 27th 2008, 14:22 Be the first to comment this article Téléchargez Flash Player pour voir ce vidéo. Eagle Watch draws crowds to Sheffield Mills, surrounding communities Break out the binoculars and cameras and put on your long johns, it¹s Eagle Watch time once again in Sheffield Mills and surrounding communities. A large crowd of onlookers gathered at the main feeding site at the end of Middle Dyke Road on Sunday morning, Jan. 27 to witness Hope For Wildlife Society founder Hope Swinimer release a captive eagle back into the wild. The eagle, which is from the Kings County area, was taken to the society¹s rehab facility in August. It was emaciated and had lost its tail feathers. It was decided to release the eagle at the main feeding site because the tail feathers haven¹t grown back completely and doing so will help ensure the injured raptor has a food supply until fully recovered. The Sheffield Mills community hall was a beehive of activity, as people stopped by for pancake and sausage breakfast, hear live musical performances and view the art show upstairs. Reporter Kirk Starratt was on hand and files a photo slideshow of Sunday morning¹s events. Eagle Watch continues in Sheffield Mills and surrounding communities over the next two weekends. Comment this article
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