NR - Principality name

[Lee McGoodwin]

    I think this is an excellent possibility.  Last
year at Namron Protectorate, while I was on the list
field heralding (well, during a break) I saw a bald
eagle.  I felt very honored that he had graced us with
a visit.  I've also, often, seen various hawks. (or
maybe they were vultures. . .:-)        Lady Etienett

> I will add this to my previous list of possible
> ideas, and I was surprised to 
> learn this. 82% of all raptors native to north
> america, including hawks, 
> buteos, falcons, merlins, kites, eagles and owls,
> can be found in this state 
> and just south of the Red River at certain times of
> the year, depending on 
> the species. Many are non-migratory, year-round
> residents that could be not 
> only powerful and poetic symbols, but actually might
> grace us with the 
> occasional visit at events.
>   Therefore, I think local birds-of-prey should be
> given consideration.


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No light shines on the mind protected
No light shines on the fangs neglected
Run with the wolfpack.      (song lyrics)

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