http://blog.woodlandsfalconry.com/spook-and-the-scare/ Falconry school with Birds of Prey, Hawks, Eagles, Falcons, Owls located in County Carlow, Ireland Fri, 30 Jul 2010 02:00:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 http://blog.woodlandsfalconry.com/spook-and-the-scare/comment-page-1/#comment-243 Dirk Mon, 21 Jun 2010 20:17:58 +0000 http://blog.woodlandsfalconry.com/?p=283#comment-243 Tommy, you put the you know what crossways on me there. Great read, I was just freaking as to how I would tell the girls that their favourite long eared owl was no more. Glad the little fella lives to stare another day! Tommy, you put the you know what crossways on me there. Great read, I was just freaking as to how I would tell the girls that their favourite long eared owl was no more. Glad the little fella lives to stare another day!

]]> http://blog.woodlandsfalconry.com/spook-and-the-scare/comment-page-1/#comment-217 Brian Wed, 02 Jun 2010 20:19:31 +0000 http://blog.woodlandsfalconry.com/?p=283#comment-217 Really enjoyable read, you have a nice style of writing and I am glad of the outcome, so far, so good.. Really enjoyable read, you have a nice style of writing and I am glad of the outcome, so far, so good..

]]> http://blog.woodlandsfalconry.com/spook-and-the-scare/comment-page-1/#comment-197 Brendan Lally Fri, 05 Feb 2010 21:38:26 +0000 http://blog.woodlandsfalconry.com/?p=283#comment-197 Glad 2c it recovered. Must have been all that highly technical 'doctoring' (or is it 'veting') that you were giving :) Glad 2c it recovered. Must have been all that highly technical ‘doctoring’ (or is it ‘veting’) that you were giving

]]> http://blog.woodlandsfalconry.com/spook-and-the-scare/comment-page-1/#comment-195 Carolyn Standlee Fri, 05 Feb 2010 14:57:30 +0000 http://blog.woodlandsfalconry.com/?p=283#comment-195 So nice for a positive outcome. I was given that dreaded "A" diagnosis many years ago on my second falconry hawk. Within a week of the diagnosis, she was dead . . . and it was a very painful process to watch. Life moves on, and I currently have bird #7. Five were red-tails, of which the one with Asper was included, one a kestrel, and the current bird, a wild trapped Harris Hawk. One hawk died of electrocution. All others were released healthy and fit to return to their lives after a season or two as falconry birds (other than the HH). Lessons were learned, and no further incidents with asper. I'm glad you had a good outcome, and hope your owl continues to improve and strengthen. So nice for a positive outcome. I was given that dreaded “A” diagnosis many years ago on my second falconry hawk. Within a week of the diagnosis, she was dead . . . and it was a very painful process to watch. Life moves on, and I currently have bird #7. Five were red-tails, of which the one with Asper was included, one a kestrel, and the current bird, a wild trapped Harris Hawk. One hawk died of electrocution. All others were released healthy and fit to return to their lives after a season or two as falconry birds (other than the HH). Lessons were learned, and no further incidents with asper. I’m glad you had a good outcome, and hope your owl continues to improve and strengthen.

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