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Index of Subjects On 26 Oct 2008, at 2:10 PM, Margaret E.Millard wrote: > I was just out working in my yard and I found some feathers. Lately > there seems to be a fresh one every day or so. Not from a kill, I > think, but moulting, perhaps. Anyone know anyone who can use these? > I have a number of Blue Jays around at the moment and they seem to > be sharing. I haven't picked many up as my cats think they are for > them and then I have messes to clean up. Usually in the early summer > we find Northern Flicker and Woodpecker. I also get the occasional > gull and crow. Perhaps someone can use them for crafts project or > painting........whatever. I could save them if someone might be > interested. > Right now we have a few chickadees, blue Jays, a junco or two. > yesterday we saw robins again flying west this time, and I think it > was Thursday at just about sunset a large string of Geese were > flying west along the shore. I tried to count but am not good at > that. I would say at least a hundred. There are several groups of > American gold finches, one of a dozen or so and one with five, > swinging around and around over head chittering as they go. > I heard a Northern Flicker yesterday afternoon and I heard what > sounded like an eagle keening. I was seeing quite regularly, a very > large dark brown bird flying over the golf course and in our yards > but thought it was too big to be an immature Bald eagle and although > I haven't seen it the past couple days, I catch a keening sound when > the wind is quiet. > Marg Millard, White Point, Queens > http://margmillard.ca >
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