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Pastimes : How to best deal with KOOKS at this web site
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To: Iceberg who wrote (516)6/20/1997 2:22:00 PM
From: E. Graphs   of 1894
 
Ice,

I know for a fact that owls love to eat bats. I used to watch one hunt outside my bedroom window at about 10pm each night. I had a 250 year old cedar, right there up close, under which a horde of bats would circle around (for the horde of mosquitoes), and it was fascinating! The owl would screech in at exactly the same time each night and without skipping a beat snatch a bat in flight and sweep over to another tree to feast. Then it would screech and come back for seconds.

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