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Tom Clarke

To: Snowshoe who wrote (2837)	7/17/2024 6:16:20 PM
From: Snowshoe	1 Recommendation of 2904

The white raven has left Anchorage, but its many fans remain hopeful adn.com The white raven arrived sometime in October last year and quickly attained celebrity status. Paparazzi soon documented its every move. The bird even seemed to play to the cameras and was quite vocal. But come April, there was silence. The bird left town along with most of the ravens that winter in Anchorage. The departure coincided with the arrival of raucous seagulls. Wildlife biologist Rick Sinnott has studied these comings and goings. He says it’s normal for the birds to switch out, almost like they’re changing shifts. “I wouldn’t be at all surprised if it showed up again in mid to late October,” Sinnott said. On the Anchorage White Raven Spottings Facebook page, many there are many posts from fans who hope this will happen. There’s already a countdown in anticipation of the bird’s return in October. But for now, that’s based on wishful thinking, not any scientific evidence. 18-Month White Raven Calendar $16.00 adnstore.com

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