3-4 years ago a pea hen showed up at our place, eventually joining our flock of
chickens. We contacted neighbors near and far and did not find anyone to be
missing a peahen. It is still part of our flock. If you don’t find its
rightful home, we’d be interested in giving it a home. --Marty
Wow!
40 years ago, we lost a white peacock - it wandered away from our ‘farmette’ on
W. Niemi Rd., W. Dryden.
It took all this time for Blanche to get to your house! :-)
Donna Scott
Lansing
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On Mar 26, 2022, at 5:45 PM, Robyn Bailey wrote:
Much to my surprise, a new
Much to my surprise, a new yard bird appeared today...a white peacock! I live
in the woods near Myer's Park / Lansing School and if anyone is missing a
peacock in this area, please have them email me. I have never seen or heard a
peacock in the neighborhood.
It seems to have hunkered down for
Hi all
Here is an article from the Cornell Wildlife Health Lab about Avian Influenza,
which has been identified recently in snow geese collected from Montezuma. The
strain of AI from those geese has not been identified yet but should be soon.
Hi folks,
Despite the drizzly weather, the clean up effort will happen as scheduled
today from 10am to noon at Stewart Park.
See you there!
Jody W. Enck, PhD
Conservation Social Scientist, and
Founder of the Sister Bird Club Network
607-379-5940
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