Tuesday, October 6, 2009
The Last Day
Yesterday, I fed and hydrated her with Pedialyte three times, but, to no avail. This morning I found her dead. I'm puzzled to say the least, as I have successfully flown eight passage female Cooper's hawks and they were all managed the same way. In talking with other people, I don't think it was WNV. Whatever it was, I can't help but think that I, in some way, contributed to her death, because she was healthy when I got her. I will leave this blog up until I find out if I can get a necropsy done locally. If I can, I will post the results, as we all need to know for future reference.
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Thats a shame. I am really sorry to hear that.
ReplyDeletePlease let us know what you find out from the necropsy.
My thoughts are with you.
Sincerely,
Josh
Believe me I am not an expert
ReplyDeleteI was reading a log on “Apprentice Falconry” forum
http://apfalconry.proboards.com/index.cgi
Posted my Modoc about his coopers
He kept thinking his coop’s was low and it too wasn’t eating much
and it too died, at the end he and others thought it may have been
Aspers that kill it, just a thought
First post of log
http://apfalconry.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=training&action=display&thread=5327&page=1
Last post
http://apfalconry.proboards.com/index.cgi?action=display&board=training&thread=5327&page=8#86069
and no I don’t think you are an “Apprentice”
sorry for your lost
Robert
that sucks was enjoying the blog
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