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April 2010
Contains: "Bald Eagle Nest Site in Summers County", "What They Know",
"Migration Celebration 2010", "What a Snowstorm" October 2009
Contains: 2009 Peregrine Project Update, Hey Y'all Watch
This, Program Updates, Winter Blast, Flyway Construction February 2009
Contains:
2009 Internship call, Flight Barn Funding, A Burning Issue,
Species Spotlight: Merlin, 2008 Annual Report December 2008 Express IssueFlight Barn update and the Peregrine Falcon
Restoration Project wrap up. August 2008
2008 Summer
Residency , Peregrine Restoration, Species Spotlight: "Turkey Vulture",
Migration Celebration 2008", Baby Season Update, Photo Workshop Update February 2008
Leon
Wilson Bird Club donation, Annual January Eagle Watch,
Species
Spotlight: Northern Harrier, TRAC's 2007 Synopsis, In Memory
of
Alice Knight, Farewell to Apex December
2007 Express Issue
Saw Whet Owl, New River Gorge Peregrine Project, TRAC adopts
North American Association of Environmental
Educators
Guidelines for Excellence September 2007
Great Horned Owl Release, Drought Effects, Double Crested
Cormorant, Binocular Donation, Photo Workshop, June 2007
Flight Barn Update, Flying Crossbow in the Sky, Species
Spotlight: House Wren, 2007 Intern: Celeste Cantees, more! (8 pages). February 2007
Peregrine Release 2/24/07, Fear of Tooth and Claw, Species
Spotlight: Broad-winged Hawk, Migration Celebration 2007 Poster
&
Lineup, Hurt Hawks Essay, Wild Birds Unlimited Contributes to Peregrine
Release Study, 2006 Review December
2006 Express Issue Contains:
"Flight Barn Progress Report" August
2006 "Flight
Barn Contruction Begins", "Peregrine Falcon Restoration" in the New
River Gorge, "Recovered Gunshot Red-Shouldered Hawk Takes to
the
Sky", "Species Sptlight: Great Horned Owl" & "Introducing
Hoolie"
(10 pages). March
2006 "Pick Up!", "Species Spotlight: Carolina
Wren", & "Baby Season is Almost Here" (10 pages). December
2005 Express Issue Contains Seneca's story (Bald Eagle) end of the year updates
on happenings at TRAC ( 2 pages). September
2005
Contains: "Release of Comanche, the Bald
Eagle", "15th anniversary at TRAC",
"Species Spotlight: Killdeer ", (9 pages). March
2005
Contains: "TRAC at Wildlife Diversity
Day at the Capitol", "TRAC Turns 15 this Year!",
"Species Spotlight: Bald Eagle", "A Musing on Eagles" (8 pages). December
2004
Contains: "Spirit Comes to TRAC", "Road
Games",
"Species Spotlight: Golden Eagle" (10 pages). February
2004 Contains: "Species Spotlight: Osprey",
Migration
Celebration Poster and the 2003 Summary (10 pages). August
2003
Contains: "We're Seeing Double", "Cat Owners, Snap
Out of
It!", "Species Spotlight: Barn Owl", "We've Lost Luther". Please
note that page 4 is
missing. The
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''The
People at TRAC''. This redundant page is omitted for the purpose of
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