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To: Ilaine who wrote (48061)	9/29/2002 8:38:43 PM
From: Condor	Read Replies (2) of 281500

OT I don't think most people pay attention to crows. Particularly old crows. We had our first case of West Nile here this month. We have lots of crows normally but this year there appears to many more. Interestingly, the cormorant is moving into our area in great numbers and causing much disturbance to the fish stocks (or so it is felt). Until now, I had never seen a comorant in my life up here. As a point of interest, ravens are as affected as crows and a raven is a much larger version of a crow and has a very serious beak. see bottom of this URL page. wildlife.usask.ca C

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