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Index of Subjects Hi Peter: Royal Terns are normally hurricane strays here - only about 12+ individuals, plus ca. 25 total in "Wilma," although the odd one has arrived without such unwelcome asssiatnce. Cheers, Ian Ian McLaren Quoting Hubcove@aol.com: > I was pleased to see that our piebald doe and her buddy with the broken leg > survived the winter well. They were both in the neighbours yard yesterday > with another doe. I have never seen any coyotes on our peninsula and there > are too many houses to hunt so I don't think they have any predators. > On a completely different subject I wonder if we ever have any royal terns > in the area. This winter for the first time we had a flock on the beach in > Eastern Florida and, quite unexpectedly, they turned out to be accomplished > thieves, going so far as to dart between my legs on the beach to steal > shrimp and clam bait I was using for surf fishing. The regular gulls hang > around all the time, including a one legged laughing gull who seems to cope > very well, but they are not anywhere near as aggressive as the Royal in > stealing bait. > Peter Stow > Hubbards >
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