The earthquake epicenter this afternoon was about 10 miles from my house.
I was in the kitchen looking out at the finch feeder being amazed that there
were no birds on it which was unusual, when the earthquake rumbled through from
east to west. We felt the effects of it for about 1-1 1/2 minutes. It knocked
the finch feeder off the hook which the winds of the hurricane didn't even
do. Outside for about 20 minutes afterward there was no sign of bird life. Then
in a flash it was back to usual with all the feeders full. Dave White Zion
Crossroads
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