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goldencoin said:Found this a couple years ago
HH
-GC
Thanks for the links Jeffjeff of pa said:Cool Mike
the AU Appears to be
ALLEGAN BARRY COUNTY RPC
City : HAMILTON
State : MI
http://www.pigeon.org/bandlist.php?year=2009&f=A
the IF
C I. F. Stock
P. O. Box 374 Hicksville, NY 11802-
http://www.ifpigeon.com/IF/band_list/band_list_2007.pdf
Both a Good Distance If correct.
GlassyEyed said:right beside his bleached out bones. Apparently he didn't quite make it across the tracks. A F&G friend of mine tracked down the info and it was very interesting to see how much you can learn from such a small tag.
berkshiregold said:These things are kind of interesting. I've never heard of collecting bird bands. How often do you find them? They have to be a pretty rare item to pick up. Out of all the places I've been, and all the dead birds I've seen, I've never found one with a band. I just recently attended a banding program for Saw Whet owls. The whole idea is fascinating. Please post more. Thanks, bg
Produce Guy said:Those are pretty neat,we had a bird fly into our window the other day and knocked himself out while he was dazed I was able to see a band on his left leg,but the writing was so small I could only make out 2 numbers.How do you find yours.
jeff of pa said:GlassyEyed said:right beside his bleached out bones. Apparently he didn't quite make it across the tracks. A F&G friend of mine tracked down the info and it was very interesting to see how much you can learn from such a small tag.
LOL Kool ! alligator tag ?
What does that look like ?
Don't think I'll find one of them Here though