And when he hits the water talons first...

....

That owl been drankin' RedBull!!

When Is a Bird a ‘Birb’?

The 3 important rules from audubon will keep you from making mistakes.

Birb is the worb.

Bird is the word

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Credit the Clean Water Act and the banning of DDT for this recovery.

We have counted over 200 Bald Eagles at one time here in the spring. As soon as we get open water their here making a racket and shitting all over the place.

Why is there such a distinct line formed along the border? Is that federally-protected land or something?

Edit: Duh. It's a fucking river. I need a nap.

Saw a pair of bald eagles on my walk this morning, along with countless ducks and seagulls and robins. The robins are exceptionally numerous this morning.

Come to think about it, they're probably just as numerous as they are in the spring and summer, but with the trees bare, it's a lot easier to see them. They're everywhere.

Real time Bald Eagle Cam... there's lights way off in the background that look like eyeballs lurking in the dark. :haha:

The nest is in a Yucca tree.

I just watched her move her eggs and re position herself. So Cool.

She just looked directly into the camera and gave me the stink-eye.

This guy; 1. likes birds, or 2. has a mosquito problem, maybe 3. bugs ate the branches.