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1103
This is a tough issue for conservationists. Hopefully this ecosystem will still exist in 2005 when I go to get my Masters in Raptor Biology from Boise State....
bridgetfalcon
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Dec 2, 2003
3:06 pm
1104
If the Islands are the ONLY habitat for the Fox and the Eagle lives on the Islands as well as all over the mainland and all across the country; Seems like the...
Bill Hunt
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Dec 3, 2003
4:21 am
1105
Bridget, I wish I were you, at times. You are experiencing things that are so far removed from the '70s and '80s and '90s when I thought the world would...
Douglas E. Trapp
falconryguy
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Dec 3, 2003
4:46 am
1106
I have a Cooper's hawk that vistis my backyard at least once a day.He unfortunately did get a cardinal last week,I freaked at first, so I went outside and...
Jeaneen
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Dec 26, 2003
8:19 pm
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Hi Jeaneen! You are very lucky to have a Cooper's Hawk visit your yard and even luckier to get to watch him hunt. Even the seasoned bird-watcher may never get...
bridgetfalcon
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Dec 28, 2003
2:16 am
1108
Interesting news from Jevgeni Shergalin Regards Alexander Abuladze ====================================================== New discussion group was initiated...
Alexander Abuladze
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Dec 29, 2003
1:37 am
1109
By TRUDY TYNAN, Associated Press Writer SPRINGFIELD, Mass. - One of the most visible successes of the Endangered Species Act, peregrine falcons are thriving...
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Dec 29, 2003
1:45 pm
1110
Hello everybody in this newsgroup, I am a new member. My name is Marcus Henri and I live in The Netherlands. I run a small falconryschool called ENVA (First...
marcushenris
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Dec 30, 2003
12:27 pm
1111
Hello listmembers, From The Netherlands I wish you all a very happy newyear. May this season bring you all the luck you need and above all, health Marcus Henri...
marcushenris
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Dec 31, 2003
5:26 am
1112
Welcome Marcus! Wow! A falconry school in the Netherlands! I know of one in Ireland which I plan on visiting this coming October, now I have to put the ...
bridgetfalcon
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Dec 31, 2003
5:26 am
1113
Doug, I seem to be having problems posting. I post once and it does not show up, but when I post a second message it appears. The first one seems to be lost in...
bridgetfalcon
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Dec 31, 2003
5:27 am
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Bridget, It's you, and only you. As a co-founder you can approve or delete messages, including your own. I might find a way to change that, but from now on,...
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Dec 31, 2003
5:32 am
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Does anyone know of a hawk in New Jersey that is bigger than a Cooper's hawk? I had one fly by monday morning, he was huge. Thanks, Jeaneen...
Jeaneen
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Jan 2, 2004
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1116
Bridget, I suppose when Yahoo changed earlier in 2003, you were removed from moderator (Co-Founder, formally) because you are not listing your E- mail address...
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Jan 2, 2004
12:38 am
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Jeaneen, Actually, most raptors are larger than the Cooper's Hawk. There are several species in New Jersey that make a Cooper's look small in comparison. You...
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Jan 2, 2004
12:42 am
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I live in New Jersey and I have seen Goshawks in parks, neighborhoods and even on city streets. Are you sure it was an accipiter? Depending on where you were...
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falcongrrl2003
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Jan 2, 2004
2:55 am
1119
No harm intended, but although your questions may be valid, the subject may not be aware of your questions on our level. Many people in this group are new to...
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Jan 2, 2004
3:03 am
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Legislation and Hawking in The Netherlands Hawking in The Netherlands has a very weird legislation. - The only two birds you can hunt with are the Peregrine...
marcushenris
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Jan 2, 2004
9:57 pm
1121
... write me. I have a large enclosed porch surrounded by windows so I dee a lot of the wildlife in my yard.The Opossum I feed at hingt I meet sometimes I meet...
Jeaneen
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Jan 2, 2004
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It's my pleasure, that is what this group is for after all. Ooh! Do be careful feeding that oppossum. They can be very nasty and should not be fed by people...
bridgetfalcon
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Jan 3, 2004
12:39 am
1123
... that even the squirrels ran and hid. Thy usually do not do that when the Cooper's is around. Maybe the Hawk will return and I'll get a better view. Thanks,...
Jeaneen
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Jan 5, 2004
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Hi Everyone, I am fairly certainly that the hawk I saw fly over my yard was a Red Tailed Hawk. Thanks, Jeaneen...
Jeaneen
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Jan 8, 2004
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The Cooper was back this morning and breakfasted on one of the birds on feed.I have a question When I first saw him get the carinal he ate it on the ground,...
Jeaneen
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Jan 10, 2004
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I am gaining such respect for the birds of prey. They wait so long to get dinner an dsometimes wait and get nothing at all, it must be a tough life they...
Jeaneen
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Jan 10, 2004
8:21 pm
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Hi Everyone, that wonderful big hawk was back yesterday,sitting high up in the big tree in the back.The squirrels and birds all took off as usually. I was...
Jeaneen
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Jan 10, 2004
8:21 pm
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Jeaneen, Hawks tend to eat wherever they feel safest. It also depends on the size of the prey whether or not they can carry it to a tree. Your Cooper's must...
bridgetfalcon
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Jan 10, 2004
9:21 pm
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I feel like i am becoming atached to this Cooper's hawk.He stood on a post in my backyard for 2 hours waiting for food. I wish I could feed him, at least i'd...
Jeaneen
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Jan 12, 2004
4:19 pm
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Hi Jeaneen Glad to hear that you are enjoying your Coopers Hawk. To answer your questions: NO, you cannot feed him. A fit and healthy Coopers Hawk will have...
Bill Hunt
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Jan 12, 2004
11:21 pm
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The Cooper's hawk just killed a pigeon in my yard. He is getting too good. I try talking to him but to no avail.He can't help being what he is. Jeaneen...
Jeaneen
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Jan 12, 2004
11:22 pm
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Janeen, Cooper's Hawks do not make good pets. Of course it is actually illegal to keep a raptor with out a proper permit. I really would not encourage the...
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Jan 12, 2004
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