Migration

<img width='83' height='110' border='0' hspace='5' align='left' src='http://www.sarpysam.com/sarpysam/uploads/ostrich.serendipityThumb.jpg' alt='' />I really had to laugh at this one. It reminded me of the proverbial ostrich that by hiding its head, can't see the danger coming. According to a panel studying the situation, wolves will never find a <a href="http://rockymountainnews.com/drmn/local/article/0,1299,DRMN_15_3554534,00.html" target="_new">home in Colorado</a>. Now I don't know what they base this information on but they would do well to remember last year a female wolf trekked down to Colorado from Yellostone Park and managed to <a href="http://www.billingsgazette.com/index.php?display=rednews/2004/06/25/build/state/68-wolf-car.inc" target="_new">get herself killed</a>. If one wolf can make the journey I am sure more can and I am sure their is habitat that isn't overcrowded that they can fill. <br />n<br />nPlanning ahead is fine but to hide from the situation and not plan for it is silly. I all ready have figured out how I expect to see wolves to come into my area, which I figure will be through the Big Horn mountains in Wyoming, and think about what I am going to do. Hiding is not an option but if that what they feel works for them more power to them.<br />n<br />n<b>The future is inevitable and precise, but it may not occur. God lurks in the gaps. Jorge Luis Borges</b>