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An answer (anser?) for "A Goose Tale"

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Leo Weigant

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Maryland Birds & Birding

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Fri, 29 Oct 2004 15:51:21 -0400

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Phil, your timing was impeccable.   Just the sort of story to evoke a
smile on a gray Friday afternoon with  15 - 20 mph winds forecast for
tomorrow, the first weekend day in which I could go birding in some
time.

Leo Weigant

>>>  10/29/04 3:02:47 PM >>>

Two recent items from that the Washington Post - Anne Arundel County
Section; Animal Watch (cases received by the Anne Arundel County
Animal
Control):

Not hilarious, but a cute animal / human vignette ... All's well that
ends
well ... I guess.



23 Sep 2004:
Goose: Life of the Party
Annapolis, Route 50 West near Sandy Point State Park, Aug 28. Maryland
State Police discovered a goose in a car while making a stop for a
traffic
violation. Police arrested the driver, and animal control impounded the
bird.

When no one claimed the goose after five days, animal control took
custody
of it. The friendly bird, which honks and flaps its wings when it sees
people, recently allowed second graders to pet it during a field trip
to
the animal control facility,

Animal control is considering making the goose available for adoption
or
keeping it as a mascot.


14 Oct 2004:
Man Reunited with Genial Goose
Millersviile, Maxwell Rd, 400 block, Oct 2. More than a month after
being
arrested in an alleged traffic violation, a man claimed a goose that
police
had found in his car Aug 28 on Route 50 west near Sandy Point State
Park.
The bird, named Gooble Gooble, had been impounded. Animal control
staff
members said they would miss the gregarious goose, which would greet
them
by honking and flapping its wings.


Phil


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Phil Davis      Davidsonville, Maryland     USA
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