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From: tjo@cadillac.siemens.com
Newsgroups: rec.birds
Subject: Dead Cape May warbler
Message-ID: <15230@siemens.siemens.com>
Date: 13 Sep 89 19:01:30 GMT
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On the way back from lunch today, I found a dead CAPE MAY WARBLER 
lying outside the Siemens building.  The bird looked entirely
whole and unscathed, and so far untouched by maggots.  
We have lots of highly reflective glass 
windows, so my first thought was that it had flown into one of
them.  But the building is only two stories high, no more 
than 30 feet.  Would a migrating warbler be flying so low?

Could it have just become exhausted, incapable of flying, and 
simply fallen?
Any other suggestions?

    Tom Ostrand   (ostrand@cadillac.siemens.com)
	Siemens Research Laboratories
	755 College Road East 
	Princeton, NJ  08540
	(609)-734-6569
    Tom Ostrand   (ostrand@cadillac.siemens.com)
	Siemens Research Laboratories
	755 College Road East 
	Princeton, NJ  08540