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3:16pm
22 Dec 2009


Linda Frey

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Saw and photographed a peregrine falcon perched on a power pole (alliteration!) between Grimshaw and Peace River, this morning, Dec. 22. He was fluffed out, trying to keep warm.

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22 Dec 2009


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Hi Linda,

    Thanks for the your falcon sighting.  Would it be possible to send us the photos to the store for us to look at ?   A Peregrine in N. Alberta at this time of year would be very unusual & would be more likely a Gyrfalcon.   We have only had a Peregrine in Edmonton at this time of year on one occasion that I am aware of.  The entire population departes for South America each fall returning in early April. 

Photos can be submitted to this website or the Store through email at:

 info@wildbirdgeneralstore.com or by Canada Post: 

                      Wildbird General Store
                       4712 -99 St.
                      Edmonton, AB T6E 5H5

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Jim Lange

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23 Dec 2009


Linda Frey

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I tried sending the picture file, but it was rejected. “User unknown in virtual alias file” linda

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01 Feb 2010


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Hi Linda, go ahead and try that email link again (it should work this time!)
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