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Greetings,
Our Region 2 Migratory Bird Permit Office, here in Albuquerque, was transferred a feather fan that was found along side a highway within Oklahoma. I do not have a lot of details as to the exact location, who found it, etc., but I am awaiting more information that I will forward on.
For the time being I am in possession of this feather fan and will keep it locked up, until hopefully the rightful owner can be located. Why it was found along side a highway, I have no idea, however I wanted to get this message out to as many people as possible, being that someone may have also been passing through the State of OK and somehow lost this fan.
In an effort to find the rightful owner I am not yet going to provide a photo, nor a description, let alone the type of feathers that were used to make this fan. All I will say though is that it was found inside a multicolored protective case and the fan has a unique hand-made handle, with is wrapped in a multicolored cover.
If someone can identify, in detail, the type of feathers used, the case color, and overall description of the fan (ex. the handle), I will work with them in an effort to return the fan. For more information, please contact me directly.
Otherwise, please forward this e-mail on to anyone it might concern.
Thank you,
Joe Early
Native American Liaison
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
External Affairs - SW Region
P.O. Box 1306
500 Gold Ave., SW, Rm.#8504
Albuquerque, NM 87102
(505) 248-6602
FAX 248-6915
2 Days, 18 Hours ago
Reposted....
Greetings,
Our Region 2 Migratory Bird Permit Office, here in Albuquerque, was transferred a feather fan that was found along side a highway within Oklahoma. I do not have a lot of details as to the exact location, who found it, etc., but I am awaiting more information that I will forward on.
For the time being I am in possession of this feather fan and will keep it locked up, until hopefully the rightful owner can be located. Why it was found along side a highway, I have no idea, however I wanted to get this message out to as many people as possible, being that someone may have also been passing through the State of OK and somehow lost this fan.
In an effort to find the rightful owner I am not yet going to provide a photo, nor a description, let alone the type of feathers that were used to make this fan. All I will say though is that it was found inside a multicolored protective case and the fan has a unique hand-made handle, with is wrapped in a multicolored cover.
If someone can identify, in detail, the type of feathers used, the case color, and overall description of the fan (ex. the handle), I will work with them in an effort to return the fan. For more information, please contact me directly.
Otherwise, please forward this e-mail on to anyone it might concern.
Thank you,
Joe Early
Native American Liaison
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
External Affairs - SW Region
P.O. Box 1306
500 Gold Ave., SW, Rm.#8504
Albuquerque, NM 87102
(505) 248-6602
FAX 248-6915
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