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On Sat, Jan 28, 2012 at 9:04 AM, David Lang <de_lang@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Ce Ci is looking for help with an injured Red-tailed.
David Lang
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*From:* Ce Ci <thefarsidefarm@xxxxxxxxx>
*To:* Tony Brusate <spackl@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>; de_lang@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
*Cc:* noraw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx; mccutch@xxxxxxxxx; Eileen Wicker <
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*Sent:* Fri, January 27, 2012 2:01:21 PM
*Subject:* ANYONE IN LEX TO HELP LOCATE INJURED RED-TAIL HAWK?
Tony and David, if you get this msg - this bird was seen yesterday
(Thursday 1/26) and lady looked today and couldn't find it, but you'll see
that the hawk had a hurt wing and had to be "shoo'd" away from the road
yesterday. Unfortunately, when they're hurt, catching and securing them is
the first line of action (as we recently experienced in Frankfort.). If
your Audubon chapters have anybody who would be willing to go hunt for the
bird, would be wonderful. Here's info.... Ceci
This Hawk was almost on the white line on the shoulder and cars were so
close that they were making him sway, it was raining, I pulled over and
backed up on the shoulder, where this sign is, I was on the outer loop and
about 1 mile from the Harrodsburg Rd. exit. There are two of these signs
but I was at the first one. The Hawk just stood there so I put the blanket
out like a matador between him and the road and herded him off the shoulder
and as far back as the fence. He didn't attempt to fly but once teetered
and righted himself by sticking out his left wing but not the right one. I
went back to my car for my cell phone and when I went back to take a photo
he started to walk down along the fence line towards Versailles Rd. Like
Liz said we have looked for him but no sightings this afternoon.
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From: Elizabeth McCutcheon
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Sent: Friday, January 27, 2012 1:18 PM
To: Ce Ci
Cc:
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Nora Ward
Subject: injured redtail in Lexington
Hi Ce Ci,
I'm fowarding thin on to you in case you know of any folks in
Lexington who might help...or look.
A workmate of mine saw a large red-tailed hawk on the side of the road
on New Circle at the Harrodsburg Rd yesterday. She ushered him to the
fence further off the road with a blanket. She's been back to look
today, as I have and haven't seen any sight of him/her. He was
spotted prior to the Harrodsburg Rd. exit sign.....about one mile
prior on the West side. His wing was apparently injured as he did not
attempt to fly.
If you be of any help we would appreciate it!
Thank you.
Liz
--- On *Fri, 1/27/12, Elizabeth McCutcheon
<elizabethm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>*wrote:
From: Elizabeth McCutcheon <elizabethm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: FW: Red Tail Hawk at this sign.
To: Thefarsidefarm@xxxxxxxxx
Date: Friday, January 27, 2012, 1:31 PM
More info.
*Elizabeth McCutcheon***
*Rood And Riddle Equine Hospital***
*Surgery / Administrative Asst.***
*Drs. Embertson, Latimer, Hopper***
“Music is the wine that fills the cup of silence” -Robert Fripp
*From:* Nora Ward
*Sent:* Friday, January 27, 2012 1:27 PM
*To:* Elizabeth McCutcheon
*Subject:* Red Tail Hawk at this sign.
Liz, the hawk was left by the fence just to the right of where this sign
is posted, the 1st sign for Harrodsburg Rd. about 1 mile before the
exit. There are only two places where he/she could get under the fence
when I walked it today but hardly think it could have. Nora
