Comments on: Fauntleroy Community Association: New wildlife-advocacy group’s debut; neighborhood survey; more http://westseattleblog.com/2013/02/fauntleroy-community-association-new-wildlife-advocacy-groups-debut-neighborhood-survey-more West Seattle news, information, and discussion, updated multiple times daily, 24/7/365 Wed, 19 Jun 2013 09:23:18 +0200 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.2 By: Trileigh http://westseattleblog.com/2013/02/fauntleroy-community-association-new-wildlife-advocacy-groups-debut-neighborhood-survey-more#comment-966519 Trileigh Thu, 14 Feb 2013 17:34:27 +0000 http://westseattleblog.com/?p=140975#comment-966519 Tracy, thank you for your always-excellent coverage of West Seattle events and projects! As Cass notes, ALPN is in the process of setting up ways to communicate and keep informed and will let the community know as soon as possible. It's so good to know how much our community cares about beautiful Lincoln Park. Tracy, thank you for your always-excellent coverage of West Seattle events and projects! As Cass notes, ALPN is in the process of setting up ways to communicate and keep informed and will let the community know as soon as possible. It’s so good to know how much our community cares about beautiful Lincoln Park.

]]> By: G http://westseattleblog.com/2013/02/fauntleroy-community-association-new-wildlife-advocacy-groups-debut-neighborhood-survey-more#comment-966292 G Thu, 14 Feb 2013 01:59:59 +0000 http://westseattleblog.com/?p=140975#comment-966292 Btw, the young barred owl (photo) is not a native of the PNW, it is an eastern migrant that has been sifting into the West for the past four to five decades and their populations are exploding. There were no Barred Owls in Seattle when I was growing up, and if there were, very very few. The Barred Owl is probably largely responsible for diminishing Spotted Owl populations, and other native owls. Btw, the young barred owl (photo) is not a native of the PNW, it is an eastern migrant that has been sifting into the West for the past four to five decades and their populations are exploding.

There were no Barred Owls in Seattle when I was growing up, and if there were, very very few. The Barred Owl is probably largely responsible for diminishing Spotted Owl populations, and other native owls.

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]]> By: Jennifer http://westseattleblog.com/2013/02/fauntleroy-community-association-new-wildlife-advocacy-groups-debut-neighborhood-survey-more#comment-966248 Jennifer Wed, 13 Feb 2013 21:52:00 +0000 http://westseattleblog.com/?p=140975#comment-966248 Can you live elsewhere in WS and be part of the ALLIANCE FOR LINCOLN PARK NATURE? I love there is a group forming to take on these issues but I don't live by Lincoln Park anymore. Is there any way to get more info on the group or do we need to wait until the April 23rd Celebrate Lincoln Park day? Can you live elsewhere in WS and be part of the ALLIANCE FOR LINCOLN PARK NATURE? I love there is a group forming to take on these issues but I don’t live by Lincoln Park anymore. Is there any way to get more info on the group or do we need to wait until the April 23rd Celebrate Lincoln Park day?

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