The on-going PDX raptor relocation program has been in place since the fall of 1999. We have moved over 1700 raptors including over 1200 red-tails. You can check out the link for more information on the Wildlife Program at PDX. http://www.portofportland.com/PDX_WldLife_Mngmnt.aspx Cheers, Carole Hallett Wildlife Biologist Pacific Habitat Services 503-806-5792 On Fri, Dec 20, 2013 at 10:25 AM, Lars Per Norgren <larspernorgren@xxxxxxxxx > wrote: > ************** > > I'm no good at making links, but there's an article in today's NYT > about a SNOW irruption w/o precedent in the eastern part of the continent. > In past years when Oregon had a lot it seems there were plenty of sightings > by 12/20. The map showing current SNOW sightings put out by Cornell looks > like the breeding range of some eastern warbler. Port Authority in New York > City used shotguns to remove three from Kennedy Airport. Public outcry has > inspired Port Authority to try out the system used here in Portland since > when? Seems like eternity. Apparently Logan Airport in Boston uses a > similar protocol to Port of Portland. I believe thirty SNOW have been > trapped and transported from Logan already this fall. I initially assumed > that a very few birds were being trapped over and over again. But of course > they must be marked, like our red-tails, so it must be 30 individuals. The > times article mentions 693 reports already throughout the east. Many > someone else can put up the link? It > includes a high quality video of a pair of Peregrines harrassing two > different SNOW in New Jersey. Then wasn't there something about a SNOW > killing a Glaucous Gull a few years back? Some complained because it was > rude to the owl, others because they thought it was photoshopped. i mean if > it happens in New Jersey.... > Someone else check it out. Have I been duped? Lars > > OBOL archives: www.freelists.org/archive/obol > Manage your account or unsubscribe: //www.freelists.org/list/obol > Contact moderators: obol-moderators@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > > >