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Old May 9th 12, 08:53 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Paul Tribe[_2_]
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Default gaggling with migratory birds

At 03:12 09 May 2012, Tony wrote:
And cats are major culprits, too, far more birds killed (though

with
different demographics) than wind turbines.


Eric Greenwell - Washington State, USA (change ".netto" to

".us" to
email me)


only tweety birds though, and they aren't protected as migratory

species.
plus there is no proof that it was the cat because the tweety bird

only
tawt he saw a puddy cat, he wasn't sure.


I'm afraid my cat brings me "proof" every few days. At least I
assume that's where the small piles of feathers come from...

 




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