Subject: Shorebirds Festival WAS "Imflammatory nonsense"
Date: Jan 30 15:24:16 1996
From: Stuart MacKay - smackay at next3.usps.gov


Steve Herman wrote:

Many of us, Stuart, can remember the days when falcons were much rarer
than they are today, and we all need to celebrate the fact that that
piece is back in the picture. Absolutely without disrespecting you,
Stuart (I am one of your fans), I would point to the possibility that a
bit of the Old Scots Gamekeeper blood may course through your veins!

Vermin, they're all vermin - whoops sorry don't know what came over
me ;-)

The original question I posed was: Will a bird of prey be brought
along to increase the spectacle for the people attending the
Shorebird Festival ?

My original perverse thinking was that the bird would be flown in
order to spook the feeding shorebirds and so make the whole more
interesting than just a series of shapes foraging out on the mud. I
did apologise in advance for saying that, should it turn out that I
was wrong. My original posting was a request for information, which
is still not forthcoming - check the archive.

OK I admit it, American is a third language for me.

Stuart - take me to your leader !!!!