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The avian equivalent of swimming with dolphins?
Rio for Real! Fly with a bird
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They also have this in other places. Discovered it a few years back. WOW what an experience it would be. They attract wild Eagles up with them at some places sometime. A candidate for my bucket list.
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Oh my goodness! Sign me up! That would be so cool. Of course I love the RTH, but on my dream flight, a Peregrine would swoop in and land on my outstretched hand.
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They also do this in Nepal.
http://www.parahawking.com/
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That video was breathtaking! That is on my bucket list too! Can this be arranged here in Rochester?
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