Tales, Tails and Feathers of New York -- PCA

This blog is divided into two sections. The first deals with experiences in rescue/placement of homeless cats and dogs. The latter focuses on the treatment of wildlife in our city parks, specifically, Canada geese. These birds have recently been targeted by government officials for a 2/3rds "reduction" in population. Thousands have been cruelly rounded up and gassed in NY over the past several years. This is an issue that cries out for address and is covered substantially in this blog.

Thursday, March 7, 2013

Wild Spirits in Night Flights -- Our Glorious Canada Geese!

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Migratory Canada geese at Harlem Mere.  Hector, the resident swan checking them out. As winter prepares a la...
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Tuesday, March 5, 2013

"Control" of Nature and Geese a Delusion?

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Who knows better their "optimum population?" The geese or us?  Admittedly, I was never a math wiz in school. ...
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Sunday, March 3, 2013

Forebodings of Spring

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Hector, the swan at Harlem Meer. Strong and healthy after thriving through the winter. Connie, Carol, Conner and Cochise. ...
Wednesday, February 27, 2013

The Heaven and Hell of Wildlife Management

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Canada goose, Harlem Meer, Central Park.   Following up on the proposed USDA roundup and slaughter of Canada geese in Mar...
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Sunday, February 24, 2013

Language and Migratory Preparation of the Geese

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Migratory Canada geese in Central Park Reservoir by day. Preparing for migratory flight. More about Dolphins calling eac...
Saturday, February 23, 2013

Of Crows and Geese

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  Canada goose -- Like crows, sociable, interactive, loyal, cognizant, aware and adaptable to and recognizing of humans. As one wh...
Friday, February 22, 2013

Animal Communications -- Like Dolphins, Like Geese, Like Humans

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A pair of Canada geese with heads and necks tucked low to brace against punishing winds yesterday at Central Park Reservoir. ...
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"Enter all the information about yourself that you want others to know." What do I want others to know about me? Interesting question. The answer will be less complex and likely to be discovered in the context of the blog. One's self is found in one's writing and doings in life (I suppose) as opposed to what one says about one's self. For now (9-08) simply to update the picture. -- My beautiful dogs, Tina, Chance and me.
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