Re: [cayugabirds-l] 2 caged birds

[Judith Thurber]

That happened to me many years ago when I was bird-pet sitting.   I called vets 
and put on local radio station.   Radio paid off.  PHEW!

Judy Thurber 


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> On Jul 3, 2020, at 4:40 PM, Ann Mitchell  wrote:
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> I have 2 caged birds in my yard - a yellow one and a blue one (the blue one 
> has momentarily disappeared). My neighbor put out an email to Ithaca 
> neighborhood East. Are there any other places I can post them?
> 
> Ann
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[cayugabirds-l] 2 caged birds

[Ann Mitchell]

I have 2 caged birds in my yard - a yellow one and a blue one (the blue one has 
momentarily disappeared). My neighbor put out an email to Ithaca neighborhood 
East. Are there any other places I can post them?

Ann

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Re: [cayugabirds-l] RIP Chuck Hetzel

[Harold Mills]

I got to know Chuck a little when he hosted an acoustic monitoring station
at his home in Philadelphia for the original BirdCast project in the year
2000. I really enjoyed working (and a little birding) with him. I was
impressed by his quiet but steadfast and strong personality, and am sorry
to hear that he's gone.

Harold


On Wed, Jul 1, 2020 at 9:53 AM Donna Lee Scott  wrote:

> Some in this birding community may have known Charles (Chuck) Hetzel from
> Philadelphia who was an expert Birder & champion for good bird habitats
> Chuck, age 90,  died early this morning near Media, Pennsylvania where he
> was in assisted care near his daughter’s home.
>
> In the 1990s Chuck, his wife, Karen, and I found a Cerulean Warbler at the
> Salmon Creek Rd. Preserve just as we walked up into the tall trees near
> Brooks Hill Road.
> He was also studying Swamp Sparrows at Niemi Rd.
>
> Later, I asked him how he learned all the birds and their calls so well,
> and in his quiet, terse way, he replied “the Hard Way”.
>  Chuck was a man of few words but many talents.
>
> Donna Scott
> Lansing
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