Thank you, and to you as well, Mike.
 

 Lovely story!
 

 I assume that having been captive for awhile doesn't degrade the wild-caught 
hawks' survival skills, or you wouldn't release them. Is that customary among 
falconers, or just something you like to do?
 

 (BTW, it was Share who asked about your "critters," but I always find your 
posts about them of interest. Wish you'd take some more pix, hint hint.)
 

 << Merry Christmas Judy. All the *critters* are doing well. I lost my wild 
caught Peregrine yesterday while training but found her this 
morning(telemetry). The captive bred male had fun today chasing birds the 
Spinoni was pointing. <An odd thing happened a couple of days ago. My male 
caught a sparrow and when he jumped up onto  my fist, a wild adult Tundra 
Peregrine stooped at him and came within about 15 feet of us and then flew off. 
They don't normally winter here but I had let one go last year in the same 
place. I'm thinking she wintered out there and returned for this year. Nice way 
for her to say *hello*, I'm doing well! I'll do the same with the wild caught 
one that I  have now. When the spring migration begins in March , I'll fatten 
her up and let her go from there as well. >>
 
 
 On Wednesday, December 25, 2013 10:44 AM, "authfriend@..." <authfriend@...> 
wrote:
 
   Actually, Fröhliche Weinachten is German.
 

 Und Fruelich Wienachten! Das ist Yerman fur dos whu dinna know
 

 
 
 
 




 
 

 
 



 
 
 
 



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