A falconer friend of mine lost her bird today, last seen flying toward Lansing. It is a Gyrfalcon x Saker Falcon cross. I post this for two reasons. If anyone sees it, she would love to hear about where it is; she figures it's terrified and cold. Also, any Gyrfalcon sightings in the vicinity are suspect for a while. It does NOT have jesses, but does have a radio.
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