Remember the skiers at Whistler some years ago who, while skiing at
dusk were getting their heads raked by an unknown assailant? I think
they were more at risk if they were wearing red hats...some needed
lots of stitches. It was finally decided that the culprit was a great
horned owl nest-defending.

kathy hornbein
estes park CO
kwren at charter.com NEW EMAIL ADDRESS



>I'm looking for advice from an owling expert -- that could be you,
>or someone you know.
>
>An aquaintance has discovered what he believes to be a Great Horned
>Owl nesting not many feet from a trail that the owner ordinarily
>makes available to the public. The question is, how wide a no-entry
>perimeter should be established to keep people from disturbing the
>nesting owl?
>
>
>Marc Hoffman
>Kirkland, WA
> http://www.dartfrogmedia.com
> mailto:tweeters at dartfrogmedia.com
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