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From: bob@delphi.uchicago.edu (Robert S. Lewis, Jr.)
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Subject: Re: Peregrine over Route 1 in New Brunswick, NJ???
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Date: 3 Dec 90 20:19:09 GMT
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In article <tjo.659898158@spitfire> tjo@spitfire.siemens.edu (Tom Ostrand) writes:

>Given the noticeable size difference between the pigeon and the
>chaser, a peregrine seems to be the only possibility.  Anyone know
>if they are known to be in this central NJ area?  


Peregrine is certainly a possibility in central NJ.  Have you ruled
out all the accipiters?  Their wings can occasionally look pointed and
faily long.


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