Request: long-eared owl
From John Blackmer <joh...@deskmedia.com>
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· 29 Dec 1995 00:00 · View full thread
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Since I am artistically impaired, I usually cruise for other's work to use.
However, I found some owls, took one, and subsequently improved on it, I
think. Technically, it would be a Long-Eared Owl.
Hey, I know it's not much, but it's about all I can do and I havn't seen it
before. Copy it off my sig if you want it.
I know it's nothing compared to what most of you can do -- just trying to
give a little something back.
John
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