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JudyB | ||||||||
Sad news about the chick in rehab - I've just learned that she didn't make it. |
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Registered: 07/12/06 |
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10:38am...........:hello:Good morning Judy and anyone else who might be here! So now the nest is left for the squirrels and whoever else might pay a visit! Our family has gone now.......seems so quiet, even though we had no sound before! Yes Judy, I noticed that about the sandbar yesterday too. There were some birds down there but it wasn't many. I was wondering if they were all going away. Volunteers do not necessarily have the time;............they have the heart..........Elizabeth Andrew |
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Judy.....Thank you for the information. I expect that our chick missing either is out there or migrated early (possibly with that young male?). Let's keep high hopes that is the case. Choose joy....... |
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Thanks for the news on the osprey chick JudyB. It certain doesn't sound as if it was our missing chick. Ours were on the "fat" side and certainly healthy --- at least up until they each left the nest, but then again things can change rapidly for osprey when they are in captivity. ~Judy~ |
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It is good to have a conclusion to the story of the chick in care. I am sure everyone here will respect the CWRC and not speak of this anywhere off this forum thread. I will keep an eye on their FB and Website and report here if they post any public notice about the chick. I came for the eagles, and stayed for the friends I made |
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Saturday Sept. 15, 2012 |
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JudyB | ||||||||
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THis is a quote from Hellgate - Missoula Montana. I thought you all might be interested in this migration and might want to keep track of the other O's they have transmitters on. Note: SHe actually crosses over Rockie Mountains. I do not know the altitude at her crossing point - ![]() Hi all, Thought you would be interested in new data on Osprey migration! As we posted before, we have (had) virtually no information on where Ospreys from around here migrate. We know that Ospreys breeding to the west of us (e.g. coastal Washington and Oregon) tend to go to Baja, while some Ospreys from the Teton Park area can fly southeast to Florida and Cuba. Our collaborator and colleague Rob Domenech (Director of Raptor View Research Institute, http://www.raptorview.org/ ) has put some satellite transmitters on five Osprey near Florence, Montana (about 20 miles south of Missoula). The adult female from one nest took off, and holy cats did she go!! She covered about 200 miles a day, and was down in the Yucatan when the last satellite data came through. Check it out at: http://www.raptorview.org/101-ospery-wi ... 91312.html Erick Greene of Project Osprey ![]() BET |
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