Name : Theresa
E-Mail : Supplied
Date : 10 March 2010 02:18:46
From Page : snowyowl.html
I love snowy owls!!! They are such fascinating creatures!! I'm doing a project on them and this website helped me a lot!!! Just so you know though, in your note you wrote Harry Potter and The Philosopher's Stone when the book is called Harry Potter ans the Sorcerer's Stone. Just thought you should know, thanks for the great facts on snowy owls!!! :)
Name : kyrus
Date : 3 March 2010 17:54:28
From Page : snowyowl.html
no not helpful srry
thanks this helped me alot with my project.:)
Date : 2 February 2010 02:26:15
From Page : intro_o.html
it was so helpful i needed help for a owl introduction! thanks
Name : Julie Davis
E-Mail : Supplied
Date : 2 February 2010 01:29:37
From Page : intro_o.html
Excellent introduction page on owls, Thank you!
Name : miki
E-Mail : Supplied
Date : 16 January 2010 02:28:45
From Page : shortearowl.html
yeah it was helpful,but can you include some pictures please?and wow only 800 letters and or characters?,jeez anyway cool site.
The limit on characters in the guestbook is down to the ISP - eliminates some of the garbage which comes through regardless, that is why I have the e-mail address for anything that may be longer.
As for pictures, I think there are plenty of sites that are available with pictures, and I only use my own, so prefer to give information which may be more difficult to find.
Name : paul
E-Mail : Supplied
Date : 13 January 2010 20:17:47
From Page : harris.html
hi i was just wondering if ucould answer a question of mine that i havent been able to find a propper answer to? ive recentley purchaced a male harris hawk already haveing a female,and was wondering how long it will take before i can fly them both together in a cast? they have been in sepperate parts of the avery for about 3 weeks now kept on flying weight! would it b safe for me to take them both out hunting now or? is there anything else i need to do in order to keep them both safe? your information would be very appriciated and helpfull. thanks for your time,and i look forward to your reply.yours faithfully paul davis
I will repeat what I have often said on here :
I am not prepared to give out any form of advice without knowing anything about the person, and more importantly, the birds concerned. All birds & handlers are different, so there are too many different factors involved which may involve a lost or possibly dead bird.