Subject: [Tweeters] Re: Capital Hill Snowy - Update
Date: Nov 19 13:29:31 2012
From: rbrit at u.washington.edu - rbrit at u.washington.edu
My lack of experience on these matters begs me to ask "is there any chance it might be paired with the owl sighted on Queen Anne Saturday morning?"
Robert Britschgi
seattle, wa
On Mon, 19 Nov 2012, Bill Anderson wrote:
> From the blog: "Suzanne says there is a requirement that, whenever feasible, rescued creatures are released within 10
> miles of where they were found."
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> In this case I hope Sarvey will reconsider?and release the owl in a rural area where it?will not face the hazards of?a
> heavily populated?urban environment to which it is not accustomed.?? I can see the policy for?birds?native to the area
> in which they were found, but this owl is?an occasional?migrant and will only remain in?our area until spring. ?
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> Bill Anderson; Edmonds, WA. USA
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