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Subject: Re: [SBB] Pet Hawk or Falconry Escapee
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At 06:27 PM 8/30/2004 -0700, John Kriewall wrote:
>This posting is a query.
>
>I've just received a call from Ladera Oaks Swim and Tennis Club, which is
>just across Los Trancos Creek (the border between SM and SC Counties).  They
>have there,perched on a telephone pole, a raptor (the viewer knows a
>Peregrine Falcon from a Kestrel from a Red-tailed Hawk) that is a possible
>Cooper's Hawk.  The unusual thing about this bird is that it has a strip of
>material, about a foot long, attached to one leg and attached to that
>apparatus is a bell.  The bird does not seem bothered by the human activity
>around it.
>
>What is the notification system for alerting the right agency about this
>occurrence for possibly retrieving the bird.
>
>The cc on this email is the manager of the club.
>
>John

    It's probably a falconry bird, and could even be a species not native 
to North America.  Karen Hoyt knows of a local falconer who sometimes flies 
his birds in that general vicinity.  She is contacting people in the 
falconry community to try to track this person down and see if he has 
recently lost a bird there.  If the bird is still there today, please 
contact me <[[email protected]]> and I will make sure Karen makes further 
attempts to recapture it and return it to its owner.

---Grant Hoyt
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