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| Birds
of the Roanoke |
- If you've visited the Roanoke,
especially in late afternoon, you've heard the barred owls with their
many calls, from the exotic monkey sounds to the "who cooks for you".
Learn more about owls and hear their calls on this great site:
http://www.owlcam.com
- Click above
to view great images
of birds by
the late Cornell U. photographer Paris
Trail.
- Also, be sure and
visit the Sylvan-Heights web site http://www.sylvan-heights.org/
Located in Scotland Neck and taking advantage of Roanoke River
resources, the Sylvan-Heights project operates in association with the
NC Zoological Society. These birds are certainly not all natives, but
it's an outstanding project and one any bird enthusiast will
appreciate!
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| Backyard Briefs |
| Judy Jessop, syndicated
author and volunteer for The Nature Conservancy, shares facts and personal observations of nature from
her weekly column, Backyard Briefs. |
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