[nnasnet] Avian Mystery
- From: "Felicity Rask" <jericson7@xxxxxxx>
- To: <tomteeples@xxxxxxxxx>, "'NNASHotline'" <nnasnet@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 4 Oct 2012 20:15:41 -0400
Neither the statistician, nor the physicist will solve this one. It will
most likely take the observation of a waterman: Oyster rocks are usually on
the north side of a river which draws more fish.
Felicity's (husband!) in Gloucester
And then there is this one from my son in Cincinnati (Aerospace engineer):
Is there a close source of food? Such as a large dumpster with a bunch of
recently expired bread?
I want us all to pool our brain power to solve a mystery that has had me
puzzled for some time. When I drive East across the Rappahannock River on
Route 3, heading toward Topping, VA, I almost always see cormorants on the
power lines. The power lines are parallel to the bridge and relatively
close. I realize it can be dangerous to be birding while driving,
but.......Anyway, the statistici
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