I am kind of surprised that people can shoot wood ducks, I have no
problem with the common ducks and geese being hunted but wood ducks just
seem too special to me. Are there sufficient numbers of wood ducks to
maintain a breeding stock?
and on another note regarding carcasses, in the fall I found a
pigeon(rock dove) with an aluminum band apparently from a Schenectady
homing pigeon breeder, at least that is what I gleaned from the
abbreviations on the band online. I tried calling but got no answer and was
going to mail it the address I found but haven't gotten around to it.
Now on to observing live birds.
On Thu, Jan 3, 2013 at 11:13 AM, John VanNiel <vanni...@flcc.edu> wrote:
> Any of those theories are possible. Let me add one more: Could it have
> been a waterfowl hunter that crippled the bird and couldnt recover it for
> whatever reason?
>
> Birds of prey will typcially breast out a bird like that.
>
>
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