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Old March 3rd 05, 03:41 PM
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In article .com, "Denny" wrote:
I have blown through a Vee formation of Canadian geese in the middle of
the night, a couple of times... Scares the crap out of you...

denny

Man, I bet it would. They fly over our house at night many times. They even
fly VFR over the top. I'll be working outside on a foggy day, and can hear
them calling as they fly over the fog.

tom pettit
 




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