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Donna
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http://youtu.be/87xNpOYOlQ4
I don't know what he's after but it's big!
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Now,
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was something! And wouldn't he just go out of sight so no one knows what he had? Kinda did not look like the prey was putting up a fight, did it? Would Bald Eagles eat carrion?
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Quote from: Bobbie Ireland on 27-Feb-12, 06:58:09 AM
Now,
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was something! And wouldn't he just go out of sight so no one knows what he had? Kinda did not look like the prey was putting up a fight, did it? Would Bald Eagles eat carrion?
He carried-on alright!
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Quote from: Donna on 27-Feb-12, 07:10:59 AM
Quote from: Bobbie Ireland on 27-Feb-12, 06:58:09 AM
Now,
that
was something! And wouldn't he just go out of sight so no one knows what he had? Kinda did not look like the prey was putting up a fight, did it? Would Bald Eagles eat carrion?
He carried-on alright!
Nooooooot!
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Eagles will eat dead stuff - I saw one haul off a dead fox (road kill). It was a fresh kill.
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Quote from: Janet on 27-Feb-12, 07:40:24 AM
Eagles will eat dead stuff - I saw one haul off a dead fox (road kill). It was a fresh kill.
I assumed so but was not sure - thanks, Janet! Get OUT about the fox! That prey item in the film sure did look like an "ex" to me.
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That was amazing! I didn't know eagles could swim. Very cool Donna thanks!
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Wow! Finally!!
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Great breast stroke!
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Quote from: Bobbie Ireland on 27-Feb-12, 07:44:35 AM
Quote from: Janet on 27-Feb-12, 07:40:24 AM
Eagles will eat dead stuff - I saw one haul off a dead fox (road kill). It was a fresh kill.
I assumed so but was not sure - thanks, Janet! Get OUT about the fox! That prey item in the film sure did look like an "ex" to me.
NX from Norfolk, currently in rehab at WCV, was apparently hit by a car while eating roadkill deer.
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WOW !
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