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| Chat - Friday, September 4, 2009; T.G.I.F. now a 4 day weekend after today | |
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| Artsy Mom | Sep 4 2009, 07:45 AM Post #31 |
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Update On Buddy Eagle #08-0887 seems to be adjusting well to his new pen. He seems to be particularly fond of a new high perch that’s been installed, giving him the ability to peer into the pens of his neighbors. He continues to eat well; no additional beak-trimming is necessary at this point. #08-0887’s neighbor to the north is Junior, a Golden Eagle. His neighbor to the south is Scarlette, a Red-tailed Hawk. Both are long-time residents of the Wildlife Center. Meet his neighbors ![]() Junior.............................. and Scarlette |
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| catM | Sep 4 2009, 07:47 AM Post #32 |
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Linda, there were 3 circus elephants found in a trailer at a local motel. One died because of the heat in the trailer. The other 2 were taken to our zoo. The older of the two was a carrier of salmonella. They were both kept separate from our zoo's elephants. I know that they were both treated at the zoo, but the story fell out of the news and I never heard any more. |
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| bette | Sep 4 2009, 07:50 AM Post #33 |
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PENNY - Thank you so much for your Eagle updates.
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| Jillers | Sep 4 2009, 08:07 AM Post #34 |
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Will pray for Grace.
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| Artsy Mom | Sep 4 2009, 08:10 AM Post #35 |
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The Station Fire has been ruled an Arson which means the two fire fighters who were killed are now deemed to be homicides
The search is on for the culprits ![]() Station Fire Information |
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| Artsy Mom | Sep 4 2009, 08:54 AM Post #36 |
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Hummer of the Day![]() image by Duane Noblick "This is the young male Ruby Throated Hummingbird that rules the two feeders I have in the backyard." I think this is the same one who starred in the dowpour video
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| Jillers | Sep 4 2009, 09:01 AM Post #37 |
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School answering machine- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGyPGmIPrDg |
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| catM | Sep 4 2009, 09:04 AM Post #38 |
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Jill,
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| Jeanette | Sep 4 2009, 10:04 AM Post #39 |
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Loved the comedy routine of the two eagles at two harbors this morning. Too early for nestorations |
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| KareninSoCali | Sep 4 2009, 10:05 AM Post #40 |
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OMG! That answering machine bit is hilarious!! Gonna have to go play it for the office staff when I get back to work! I recorded it on my cellphone since we can't do YouTube on school comps :rolleyes: |
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| lmorton2001 | Sep 4 2009, 10:11 AM Post #41 |
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catM, that is all I remember about them. I can't believe they are still at our zoo, and not on display, so they must have been moved elsewhere. That whole story just sickened me. And I did see Rosie's baby on the front page of the paper this morning! |
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| sandie | Sep 4 2009, 10:12 AM Post #42 |
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Hi everyone can not even chat today. Big test today deciding if I can continue class or not. Hope everyone is well and please keep me in your thought today!! I finally got a book so that might help!! |
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| harpo516 | Sep 4 2009, 10:20 AM Post #43 |
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good luck sandie arson - oh my gosh - how awful all that was lost and the 2 lives sure hope they get 'em for Gracefeeling better but bit of headache and a littl weak/tired but may be as a result of being up most of the night! well new 'puter had to go back - it kept freezing..... so the guy just took it and we got another new one! hope this one does the trick - glad we didn't put anything on the other one!
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| catM | Sep 4 2009, 10:30 AM Post #44 |
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Linda, I am sure the two surviving circus elephants are no longer here. The costs were very high for their treatment and care. I don't get the paper, so thanks for the lead on a photo.
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| Artsy Mom | Sep 4 2009, 10:34 AM Post #45 |
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Injured Osprey reunited with fellow birds Birds of a feather: Recuperated animal returns to the wild ![]() Ozzy the osprey cautiously assesses her surroundings as she prepared to be released back into the wild at the Gabriola ferry dock Monday. Pictured is Ozzy coming out of her crate while one of her rescuers, Lorrine Anderson from Cedar's Wildaid, looks on. By Robert Barron, Daily News August 25, 2009 Ferry passengers waiting to travel from Nanaimo to Gabriola Island on Monday morning were treated to rare close encounter with a large bird of prey. A young osprey, affectionately known as "Ozzy," was rescued by crew members on the MV Quinsam when they stepped in to save the fledgling raptor after it was attacked in mid-air by a bald eagle on Aug. 2 during what may have been its maiden flight. After spending the past three weeks recuperating from the incident at a facility in Delta, Ozzy was released in the ferry parking lot on Monday morning by Lorinne Anderson from Cedar's Wildaid and was almost immediately joined in flight by a larger pair of ospreys. Anderson speculated they may have been Ozzy's parents. "It was really neat to see Ozzy reunited with the other ospreys and it would be something if they were actually her parents," said Quinsam crew member Don Wardill, who was instrumental in rescuing the raptor after it fell from the sky and onto the ferry deck during morning safety exercises. "The fact that they were still around weeks after Ozzy disappeared is amazing. This was a once-in-a-lifetime experience and I'm glad the crew could help out." The story began early on Aug. 2 when the osprey appeared on the Quinsam's deck with three bloody puncture wounds on its chest area at the same time a bald eagle was spotted flying low overhead. Wardill and other crew members were able to capture the osprey, which was docile at the time due to shock from the incident. They called Anderson, whose volunteer organization rescues wild animals in distress. Anderson took the injured bird to West Coast Air, which transported Ozzy free of charge to Delta's Orphaned Wildlife Rehabilitation Society to heal and recuperate. Fortunately, none of the three puncture wounds hit any of Ozzy's vital organs and she healed quickly on a diet of trout and goldfish and the society transported the raptor back to Nanaimo by helicopter Monday to be released back into the wild in an attempt to reunite the bird with its parents. "She's healthy and well-fed, so that she should be OK even if she didn't reunite with her family, but we're hoping it was her parents that she flew away with Monday," Anderson said. "It was just by sheer chance that the eagle dropped Ozzy right onto the ferry deck where it could be rescued because it could have hit water and been attacked again by the eagle. The bird should buy lottery tickets." |
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which means the two fire fighters who were killed are now deemed to be homicides

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