Hi Tweeters,
Wouln'd it much better to see and find this speecies in the wild and in
there right Habitat?
Ruth Sullivan

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> From: Janet Carroll <jrc at pop.seanet.com>
> To: tweeters <tweeters at u.washington.edu>
> Subject: Spotted Owl in Everett
> Date: Wednesday, November 18, 1998 8:12 PM
>
> Tweeters:
>
> I personally am happy that the Fish & Wildlife Service came to get the
> bird. Hewitt Avenue has a lot of traffic, and I was concerned about the
> owl being there. Everett is not a wildlife friendly city and Hewitt
> Avenue is not a good place for any owl. To my way of thinking it is
> better off in more suitable habitat. Of course, I'm glad I got to see
> it before it was taken away - it was a life bird for me.
>
> Yesterday, I noticed the downtown peregrine coming from very near the
> tree the owl was roosting in. Guess it wanted to check out the owl
> too. I know that peregrines take short-eared owls, and the spotted owl
> wasn't that big.
>
> Janet
> --
> Janet Carroll
> Everett WA
> jrc at jrc.seanet.com
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