And we don't necessarily expect the general public to be able to differentiate, to give us an accurate reading,'' he says. The sandhill migrants will be here in November. That's one reason Nesbitt is sending out his message now. At this point, they're happy to get any news at all. We'll do the rest.
Collect calls are welcome.
And we can tell them where their birds came from, how old they are, how many young they've produced, who their mom and daddy were, things like that. Recipients should seek permission to reprint the article from the source listed above. Reading on line, downloading or other use of this information signifies acceptance of these conditions, and the Full Disclaimer.