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valhalla
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Re: Norfolk Eagles in their new nest
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Reply #510 on:
21-Feb-14, 02:24:19 PM »
Quote from: NoraH on 20-Feb-14, 01:39:29 PM
Quote from: Kris G. on 20-Feb-14, 01:08:03 PM
The USDA located and removed a 9th nest on Feb. 6th. So sad for this pair...
DAMN them, how can they keep doing this, it obviously isn't accomplishing a thing.
Your government at work - results aren't mandatory, but wasting taxpayer dollars is!
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Re: Norfolk Eagles in their new nest
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Reply #511 on:
21-Feb-14, 08:43:10 PM »
Quote from: Janet on 21-Feb-14, 02:24:19 PM
Quote from: NoraH on 20-Feb-14, 01:39:29 PM
Quote from: Kris G. on 20-Feb-14, 01:08:03 PM
The USDA located and removed a 9th nest on Feb. 6th. So sad for this pair...
DAMN them, how can they keep doing this, it obviously isn't accomplishing a thing.
Your government at work - results aren't mandatory, but wasting taxpayer dollars is!
because they are too stupid to admit they are wrong
isn't there a saying about the sign of true insanity is to keep doing the same stupid thing over and over and expecting a different outcome
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Re: Norfolk Eagles in their new nest
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21-Feb-14, 09:26:14 PM »
It's animal cruelty - they can paint anyway they want but to me that's exactly what it is. This is their home and has been for years.
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valhalla
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Re: Norfolk Eagles in their new nest
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Reply #513 on:
22-Feb-14, 05:25:44 PM »
Quote from: Bird Crazy on 21-Feb-14, 08:43:10 PM
Quote from: Janet on 21-Feb-14, 02:24:19 PM
Quote from: NoraH on 20-Feb-14, 01:39:29 PM
Quote from: Kris G. on 20-Feb-14, 01:08:03 PM
The USDA located and removed a 9th nest on Feb. 6th. So sad for this pair...
DAMN them, how can they keep doing this, it obviously isn't accomplishing a thing.
Your government at work - results aren't mandatory, but wasting taxpayer dollars is!
because they are too stupid to admit they are wrong
isn't there a saying about the sign of true insanity is to keep doing the same stupid thing over and over and expecting a different outcome
Sure is! AND.....
The American public keeps voting the same garbage in election cycle after election cycle, so we GET the Government that we deserve.
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Re: Norfolk Eagles in their new nest
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Reply #514 on:
23-Feb-14, 08:57:25 AM »
Quote from: Janet on 22-Feb-14, 05:25:44 PM
Quote from: Bird Crazy on 21-Feb-14, 08:43:10 PM
Quote from: Janet on 21-Feb-14, 02:24:19 PM
Quote from: NoraH on 20-Feb-14, 01:39:29 PM
Quote from: Kris G. on 20-Feb-14, 01:08:03 PM
The USDA located and removed a 9th nest on Feb. 6th. So sad for this pair...
DAMN them, how can they keep doing this, it obviously isn't accomplishing a thing.
Your government at work - results aren't mandatory, but wasting taxpayer dollars is!
because they are too stupid to admit they are wrong
isn't there a saying about the sign of true insanity is to keep doing the same stupid thing over and over and expecting a different outcome
Sure is! AND.....
The American public keeps voting the same garbage in election cycle after election cycle, so we GET the Government that we deserve.
sometimes I wonder if the whole election thing isn't rigged
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Re: Norfolk Eagles in their new nest
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21-Sep-14, 06:51:06 PM »
A love story between 2 Eagles.
One is HK from Northfolk Botanical Gardens, the missus is from NC and here is their story well written by Mary Reed Barrow
HK is 5 years old now and ready to breed!
http://hamptonroads.com/2014/09/local-love-affair-takes-flight
read it here
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This year HK is finally 5 years old, old enough to breed. He jumped the gun and proclaimed his readiness by building a huge nest last year near Honey Bee. But Sterling played hard to get. I think she told HK he had to grow up and stop fooling around first.
http://www.ccbbirds.org/news-room/blogs/eagle-nest-blog/
Blog on how Sterling was rescued and now!
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Re: Norfolk Eagles in their new nest
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Quote from: Donna on 21-Sep-14, 06:51:06 PM
A love story between 2 Eagles.
One is HK from Northfolk Botanical Gardens, the missus is from NC and here is their story well written by Mary Reed Barrow
HK is 5 years old now and ready to breed!
http://hamptonroads.com/2014/09/local-love-affair-takes-flight
read it here
Quote
This year HK is finally 5 years old, old enough to breed. He jumped the gun and proclaimed his readiness by building a huge nest last year near Honey Bee. But Sterling played hard to get. I think she told HK he had to grow up and stop fooling around first.
http://www.ccbbirds.org/news-room/blogs/eagle-nest-blog/
Blog on how Sterling was rescued and now!
Such a sweet story
And to think it took 2 years to positively identify Sterling! Wow!
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Re: Norfolk Eagles in their new nest
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30-Oct-14, 09:18:55 AM »
The Norfolk Botanical Garden bald eagles appear to be safe and sound in a new nest outside of Norfolk Botanical Garden. Having endured two years of nest destruction and harassment, the NBG eagles have wisely chosen to build a new nest on private property where they cannot be disturbed.
THE NEW NEST IS ON PROPERTY NOT OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AND TO PROTECT THE EAGLES FROM FURTHER HARASSMENT, THE NEW NEST LOCATION WILL NOT BE DISCLOSED.
We have not disclosed this information to you before now for the safety of the eagles first and foremost, but also because until the last few days it was impossible to verify exactly whose nest it was. Mike Inman was able to get that magic photo that clearly shows the “dot” in Dad’s eye. Thank you, Mike!!!! It IS Dad Norfolk’s nest. As you can see, the nest is quite large and it is believed to be his “primary” nest. And the property owners support our eagles and EOA in every conceivable way.
(photo credit Mike Inman)
This is the "BEST" news!!
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Re: Norfolk Eagles in their new nest
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Fantastic news. And a huge thank you to the secret owners of the land - bless you for supporting them!
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Dot.ca and a 2015 eyas
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Wonderful!
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Re: Norfolk Eagles in their new nest
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Quote from: carly on 30-Oct-14, 09:42:18 AM
Fantastic news. And a huge thank you to the secret owners of the land - bless you for supporting them!
After I read this on FB last night, I was so happy to finally hear some good news about Dad Norfolk and his mate. I, also, thank the landowners who are supporters of the Eagles and EOA and all they've done and are doing to prevent further harassment of these birds.
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Finally, Home Sweet Home for them!!!
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Re: Norfolk Eagles in their new nest
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30-Oct-14, 03:24:07 PM »
Quote from: Kris G. on 30-Oct-14, 10:18:32 AM
Quote from: carly on 30-Oct-14, 09:42:18 AM
Fantastic news. And a huge thank you to the secret owners of the land - bless you for supporting them!
After I read this on FB last night, I was so happy to finally hear some good news about Dad Norfolk and his mate. I, also, thank the landowners who are supporters of the Eagles and EOA and all they've done and are doing to prevent further harassment of these birds.
yeah!! to whoever the land owners are. thank you so much you are Good people,
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Re: Norfolk Eagles in their new nest
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This are very good news!
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Re: Norfolk Eagles in their new nest
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Finally some good news!
These poor eagles have had a very rough time of it over the past couple of years, so I was delighted to see this post.
Dot in PA
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