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We live near the river valley and hear coyotes on a regular basis and see them occasionally. There are often signs for missing animals - cats and dogs - I have a good hunch where they are ;-)
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Have you been packing in your suitcase when traveling? :p
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Originally Posted by hjohnson
(Post 18176890)
Here I thought I was going to read about a bunch of hockey players trashing the place. ;)
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Originally Posted by Stranger
(Post 18175812)
(And yes, they are in our backyard too. Beautiful animals.)
There is actually a former TC inspector in YWG who wrote amazing CADORS. One of my favourites is about a fish strike at YYC. (really!) Here's a couple of examples of his brilliance.
Originally Posted by CADOR @ YYC
User Name: Ridley, Rod
Date: 2009-07-06 Further Action Required: No O.P.I.: System Safety Narrative: UPDATE Aerodrome Safety reported that the initial report of a dead perch about a pound and half (perfect eating size) found on runway 16 at Calgary was unfounded. Further reports that the fish was picked up by a daredevil CL215-flight crew who were conducting water pickups on the Bow River inside city limits and then dropping the water on unsuspecting patrons at the Cecil and the St. Regis hotels is without substance.
Originally Posted by CADOR @ YSF
User Name: Ridley, Rod
Date: 2009-09-18 Further Action Required: No O.P.I.: System Safety Narrative: UPDATE Aerodrome Safety reported that airside operations personnel recovered and removed two Ross's Geese (smaller version of a snow goose) and then found a third one knock knock knocking on heaven's door. The three geese were removed. This event did not cause any interruption of air traffic nor did it cause any reported aircraft damage. The aircraft which collided with the birds is unknown. |
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