Re: Blue Jays WAS: Rise in new Teenage sport

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In a message dated 2/24/2007 1:29:55 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, ravenmagic2003@... writes:

So, how about those Blue Jays [either the baseball team or the birds ... you choose], ? ;-)RavenCo-Administrator

The birds seem to have left the area for some reason. There are usually some around, but for the last month of so I haven't heard or seen any.

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In a message dated 2/24/2007 3:10:48 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, no_reply writes:

Ever since the West Nile virus came up here, we haven't seen a blue jay in our yard. (They were apparently completely killed off in our neighborhood).The bird population in general is recovering, though.Happily, we never lost the cardinals.TomAdministrator

Maybe that is what happened here, though I haven't seen anything about West Nile in the news. None of the other birds have been affected though. Certainly not the Robins: last week there were scores of them in the neighborhood.

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Ever since the West Nile virus came up here, we haven't seen a blue

jay in our yard. (They were apparently completely killed off in our

neighborhood).

The bird population in general is recovering, though.

Happily, we never lost the cardinals.

Tom

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In a message dated 2/24/2007 1:29:55 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

ravenmagic2003@... writes:

So, how about those Blue Jays [either the baseball team or the

birds ... you choose], ? ;-)

Raven

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The birds seem to have left the area for some reason. There are

usually some around, but for the last month of so I haven't heard or

seen any.

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" So, how about those Blue Jays [either the baseball team or the

birds ... you choose], ? ;-) "

Aggggggggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhhhh why is it always blue jays? :-)

P.S - I do have some thoughts on other topics, but just trying to

keep up with the posts and life at mo' - have been ill recently and a

bit down too :-( (Mmmmmmmmm 'a bit' me thinks I understating again)

" This thread is starting to get personal. Perhaps

we

> should give it a rest for a while? "

>

> So, how about those Blue Jays [either the baseball team or the

> birds ... you choose], ? ;-)

>

> Raven

> Co-Administrator

>

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How are the squirrels doing?

I haven't seen the squirrels around here for a long time.

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>

> In a message dated 2/24/2007 1:29:55 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

> ravenmagic2003@... writes:

>

> So, how about those Blue Jays [either the baseball team or the

> birds ... you choose], ? ;-)

>

> Raven

> Co-Administrator

>

>

>

> The birds seem to have left the area for some reason. There are

usually some

> around, but for the last month of so I haven't heard or seen any.

>

>

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" None of the other birds have been affected though. Certainly not the

Robins: last week there were scores of them in the neighborhood. "

Wow, we only get the odd one or two robins around here - I found out

where their nest was last year though.

I like the robins around here, one frequents my back yard, but I have

not seen it for a while - though I avoid standing at the kitchen sink

too much :-) which is where the window is overlooking my backyard and

local park.

>

>

> In a message dated 2/24/2007 3:10:48 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

> no_reply writes:

>

> Ever since the West Nile virus came up here, we haven't seen a

blue

> jay in our yard. (They were apparently completely killed off in

our

> neighborhood)n

>

> The bird population in general is recovering, though.

>

> Happily, we never lost the cardinals.

>

> Tom

> Administrator

>

>

>

> Maybe that is what happened here, though I haven't seen anything

about West

> Nile in the news. None of the other birds have been affected

though. Certainly

> not the Robins: last week there were scores of them in the

neighborhood.

>

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>bluejays are ready to start spring training in dunedin florida.

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> In a message dated 2/24/2007 1:29:55 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

> ravenmagic2003@... writes:

>

> So, how about those Blue Jays [either the baseball team or the

> birds ... you choose], ? ;-)

>

> Raven

> Co-Administrator

>

>

>

> The birds seem to have left the area for some reason. There are

usually some

> around, but for the last month of so I haven't heard or seen any.

>

>

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When West Nile hit a few years back, it killed off most of the

robins and the crows and blue jays. The robins have returned, but

not the crows and blue jays yet.

Tom

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" None of the other birds have been affected though. Certainly not the

Robins: last week there were scores of them in the neighborhood. "

Wow, we only get the odd one or two robins around here - I found out

where their nest was last year though.

I like the robins around here, one frequents my back yard, but I have

not seen it for a while - though I avoid standing at the kitchen sink

too much :-) which is where the window is overlooking my backyard and

local park.