Ten-Year Anniversary De-listing Celebration

[Shaky]

Is anyone interested in going to Idaho?

http://www.peregrinefund.org/rsvp.asp

[Bonnie]

Me!!  I'm interested!!  Can rfalconcam pay my way??  Thought not.  I would love to be there, though.  And I have a raptor biologist friend who really might LOVE to attend.  Passing this on.

Nothing is impossible if one has wings.   And I do have the time.

 

[Lou]

It's funny. A few years ago, I came across a website for helping people identify where in the United States would be the best place for them to live. I plugged in all the answers to their questions (hobbies, weather preferences, job market, etc.) and the website came back with 'Boise, Idaho'. I'd love to go and check the area out someday.

It's near Snake River Birds of Prey National Conservation Area. After doing some research, I found, "Congress established the Snake River Birds of Prey National Conservation Area (NCA) in 1993 to protect North America's, and possibly the world's, largest concentration of birds of prey. They include bald and golden eagles, several species of owls, peregrine falcons, prairie falcons, kestrel, merlin, and others. The NCA covers 485,000 acres along 81 miles of the river canyon. In addition to nesting habitat along canyon walls that tower up to 600 feet high, this area includes 420,000 acres of critical prey habitat."

The only deterrent?

Snakes.

Lou

[Bonnie]

Lou, thanks for the info.   I do believe that is Tom Cade's territory. 

   This kind of looks like a snake a little.