[ SECRET POST #5036 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5036 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Anon Check-in/checking up

[(Anonymous)]

Is this in reference to the night owls/day crows post a few days ago? If so, the crows here have been doing pretty well. I think they're excited that our town has had so many visitors this weekend for an event - a chance for more food perhaps? Or maybe they just enjoy people watching as much we enjoy bird watching. :D

Still no night owls yet on film. I can hear them though and I saw a young-ish looking one awhile back resting in the trees in the early morning.

Spotted a cute quail recently which I was very happy for on account that I haven't seen them around much this year. It used to be fairly common to see families of them skittering across the bush field a couple streets down.

Lots of deer have been in town this week. There was a fire up in the mountain a few weeks ago and they're probably still looking for food down here in the valley.

Sick Bird Anon?

[(Anonymous)]

I remember you posting about the owl watching,was it also you a few weeks ago posting about sick/dead birds appearing on your property?

Re: Sick Bird Anon?

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT--nope, that was me! Unfortunately we never got a definitive answer. At one point I ran into some county (disease) vector control people who said they weren't directly involved with the crow thing, but had heard office scuttlebutt that it might have been connected to the local zoo's testing some birds that came back as an avian reovirus.

I know just enough to know that they a) can't infect people b) there are lots of different ones c) some of them are corvid specific d) some of them can cause arthritis in chickens.

*knocks on wood* we haven't seen or heard about any more sick or dead crows, although the local flock, or what's left of it, hasn't been back to our patio or the mall it's in.

My neighborhood flock seems okay.

Re: Sick Bird Anon?

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

Aww, I hope all the birds stay safe then. At least you have a clue /vague answer. Super interesting!