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Hi:
In Auburn Bob& Karen Campbell had a white Pigeon/Dove arrive at their home=
on 26May.
Bob hopes that someone will recognize the bird or suggest who it may belong=
to in NS or elsewhere.
Several photos are available including one of part of the leg band. =20
I have suggested:
1. use binoculars or scope to obtain details from the band;
2. contacting DNR who may capture it and make decisions based upon the info=
rmation on the band.
On Monday morning the bird got Bob's attention by pecking on the window in =
his computer room. Since then the bird spends the day in their yard, where =
it goes at night is unknown but it has been on the window sill or deck each=
morning.
Bob has provided cracked corn, etc, & water which, on the first day, the bi=
rd consumed in a manner suggesting it was very hungry. I recall about 24 ho=
urs of above average wind speed, from the SW gusting to 50kph last weekend.
The bird is somewhat trusting of Bob but not to a point where he might pick=
it up.
Suggestions are welcome.
Cheers, Pat
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<DIV>Hi:</DIV>
<DIV>In Auburn Bob& Karen Campbell had a white Pigeon/Dove a=
rrive at their home on 26May.</DIV>
<DIV>Bob hopes that someone will recognize the bird or suggest who it may b=
elong to in NS or elsewhere.</DIV>
<DIV>Several photos are available including one of part of the leg band. &n=
bsp; </DIV>
<DIV>I have suggested:</DIV>
<DIV>1. use binoculars or scope to obtain details from the band;</DIV>
<DIV>2. contacting DNR who may capture it and make decisions based upon the=
information on the band.</DIV>
<DIV>On Monday morning the bird got Bob's attention by pecking on the windo=
w in his computer room. Since then the bird spends the day in their yard, w=
here it goes at night is unknown but it has been on the window sill or deck=
each morning.</DIV>
<DIV>Bob has provided cracked corn, etc, & water which, on the first da=
y, the bird consumed in a manner suggesting it was very hungry. I reca=
ll about 24 hours of above average wind speed, from the SW gusting to =
50kph last weekend.</DIV>
<DIV>The bird is somewhat trusting of Bob but not to a point where he =
might pick it up.</DIV>
<DIV>Suggestions are welcome.</DIV>
<DIV>Cheers, Pat</DIV><br /><hr /> </body>
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