[obol] Cardinals in a cage
Harry Krueger
hkrueger at cableone.net
Mon Mar 17 18:08:51 PDT 2008
"I don't know if a cardinal would ever fly up high enough to get blown to
Oregon but I think the chance is very slim."
Nope, pardna' We all in the great State of Idaho would shoot 'em all
down...during goose hunting season...or some such season for exercising our
God given right to shoot anything that moves. Why, if God didn't want us
here to shoot 'em, why did He make'em red? Yup, as my good 'ol govnor Butch
and me always says..."Better dead than red!" :)
[So now you have the real reason why Northern Cardinals can't be "wild" in
Oregon... and why Idaho never reports them... only states east of Idaho.]
On Mon, Mar 17, 2008 at 7:51 PM, <Jadybrwn at aol.com> wrote:
> Yes I have seen a pair of Cardinals in the same cage back in the 1940's
> in a pet shop in Eugene on West 11th. just off Willamette St. maybe it was
> legal then. I know in Mexico they can and do trap and sell wild birds and a
> friend and old neighbor of mine who now lives and works in Mexico City was
> back in Eugene visiting his mother told me he wanted to get a Audubon
> Society started in Mexico to put a stop to it even though he has a pet Elf
> Owl that he showed me a picture of. Birds do get caught in high strong winds
> and blow way out of their range. I don't know if a cardinal would ever fly
> up high enough to get blown to Oregon but I think the chance is very slim.
>
> Dave Brown
>
> Alvadore
>
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