Conservation

Rescued and release: Rehabilitated eagle return to wild

Saturday, November 25th, 2006

I went to google news and found this interesting news about the rehabilitated eagle that is released. Well, bravo to the team and hoprfully this majestic bird can make it in the wild. Â Published: November 25, 2006 Â David Siddon, Wildlife Images executive director, and Caryn Goron, certified vet technician, prepare to release baby [...]

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Inside the Outdoors: Lives of eagles, ducks entwined

Sunday, October 15th, 2006

This is also a good information about eagles… hopefully you all like it. I guess it is a different perspective… (resource:http://www.pineandlakes.com /stories /101206/opinion_20061012035.shtml) By Mike Rahn Columnist News on environmental issues is not always cheerful. Human actions and priorities have had plenty of negative effects on land, water, wildlife, and our opportunities to enjoy the [...]

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Biologist on the lookout to help barn owls

Sunday, October 15th, 2006

I found this useful information about owl in the net ( http://www. timesleader.com /mld /timesleader/ 15658196.htm) I think it is a good article worth sharing with you all. Â —- Nesting sites are being identified as part of trying to reverse declining numbers. By TOM VENESKY tvenesky@leader.net NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY â€“ Kevin Wenner crept around the [...]

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Rehabilitation efforts take flight at center

Monday, October 9th, 2006

This is also a very good news that I found from the net. (I got it from: http://www.pentictonwesternnews.com/portals-code/list.cgi?paper=102&cat=23&id=745421&more=) Oct 08 2006 Â Twittering and chirping quietly, Houdini does something rare for Great Horned owls. At the age of seven, he does the owl’s equivalent of a cat’s purring – something reserved for mother figures. His [...]

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Eagle ruling ruffles feathers

Friday, September 29th, 2006

I got this new from tribune.com ********* By Shanna Hogan, Tribune September 1, 2006 Despite efforts by local environmental groups, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service decided Wednesday not to reclassify the Arizonaâ€™s desert bald eagles as a distinct population set. Related Links News Environmental groups who petitioned to have the eagles reclassified said the [...]

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Bald Eagle Nests Top 100 for First Time in More Than a Century

Friday, September 29th, 2006

The bald eagle, as symbolic of American freedom as the Fourth of July and Old Glory itself, is nesting in more than 100 locations across the Commonwealth for the first time in more than a century, the Pennsylvania Game Commission announced today.The Game Commission started Pennsylvania’s seven-year bald eagle reintroduction program in 1983, when three [...]

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Falconry in Japan

Tuesday, September 5th, 2006

Recently I found an article/news which mention about falconry in Japan. It seem like falconry has been practise in Japan for long time ago by the kings and rulers.. Hope you found that this article is useful. (it is from :http://www.yomiuri.co.jp/dy/features/culture/20060831TDY16002.htm) Ancient Hunting to be featured in Nijo Castle The art of falconry, which was [...]

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Rescued and release: Rehabilitated eagle return to wild

Inside the Outdoors: Lives of eagles, ducks entwined

Biologist on the lookout to help barn owls

Rehabilitation efforts take flight at center

Eagle ruling ruffles feathers

Bald Eagle Nests Top 100 for First Time in More Than a Century

Falconry in Japan

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