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Hastings Street/PNE Nest, Vancouver - 2015 - 2017

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By: sctth4 (offline) on Wednesday, June 01 2016 @ 08:20 AM EDT

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i guess out of habit they decided to have a 3am scream off, or maybe it was about building techniques

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By: Annemie (offline) on Wednesday, June 01 2016 @ 04:23 PM EDT

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Yes the Hastings eagles are hanging around Hastings park every evening.
They never left the area.

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By: Marg (offline) on Friday, June 03 2016 @ 01:45 PM EDT

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A little off topic.

Hi to everyone. It’s now only 10 days away from the June 13 Lunch with the Bunch Meet to be held at the Lighthouse Pub in Sechelt. Click here We are looking forward to seeing everyone, if you haven’t yet given your name please let me know and I will add it to the list or If anyone needs a ride please post it Here, and we will see if we can arrange something. if you prefer to send me an email mac5170@hotmail.com

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By: gemini (offline) on Monday, September 05 2016 @ 07:17 AM EDT

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This post marks the start of the 2016/17 season

Please see the first post of this thread for a link to the start of previous seasons.

A brief summary of the 2015/16 season can be seen in the first post of the thread.

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By: sctth4 (offline) on Friday, November 04 2016 @ 11:23 AM EDT

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my whited headed alarm clock was back this morning, only heard and saw the one eagle. it was still fairly dark out there could have been the pair.

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By: stim (offline) on Friday, November 04 2016 @ 11:41 AM EDT

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Thanks for checking in Scott. That must have been a very familiar sound for you. I hope it wasn't too early!

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By: Marg (offline) on Friday, November 04 2016 @ 12:03 PM EDT

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my whited headed alarm clock was back this morning, only heard and saw the one eagle. it was still fairly dark out there could have been the pair.

Hi Scott, that's funny nice to know that one maybe two are back.

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By: sctth4 (offline) on Monday, November 07 2016 @ 08:11 PM EST

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i guess it just flew over to get supplies, i watched her[?) break off a branch today. think their trying a pine tree again, north side of hastings. the 6 or 7 strip of pine trees they tried a couple years ago it went to the first one [east] with a pondarosa pine on its west side.
directly across from the picnic table in park behind community centre.

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