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I think I finally figured out the wife's camera.

Holy shit that's crazy. It would be cool to see at least once but I'm never heading to Maryland ever again.

They're out there nonstop for about 3 months. In the first couple pics, there's even more sitting in the tree in the background. I'm telling you, these fuckers are everywhere.

We'll see buzzards come in like that. Never thought of eagles as a swarming, for lack of a better term, kind of bird when it comes to food.

Some of those are buzzards. They co-habitate, so to speak, but the eagles will run them off the good stuff, so they just lurk on the edges, waiting until they get another chance. Oddly enough, the eagles seem to take a shittier attitude with other eagles than they do with the turkey buzzards.

Interesting

You could charge balti-libs cash to observe that.

Mornin Beef wrote:You could charge balti-libs cash to observe that.

And probably get it turned into some kind of eagle observatory and have hunting shut down in the county.

bill herian wrote:

Mornin Beef wrote:You could charge balti-libs cash to observe that.

And probably get it turned into some kind of eagle observatory and have hunting shut down in the county.

Most of those are in foot holds anyhow, it'd never work.

bill herian wrote:

Mornin Beef wrote:You could charge balti-libs cash to observe that.

And probably get it turned into some kind of eagle observatory and have hunting shut down in the county.

Good. More for me. I don't really pay a whole lot of attention to laws and such now.


And Beef, that was already my plan, in addition to letting them pet a fox and coon hide, and split wood with a maul. I know you've been in lockup, but please try and keep up.

Hooleee shit thats a lot of eagles. We get them in pairs but not like that.

That's a lot in one spot. We get a two or three in with buzzards at our club on the scrap pile but nothing like that. I have seen about 6 or 7 at one of the fish farms inland of here, I guess they eat the floaters when they wash up next to the bank.

assateague wrote:Some of those are buzzards. They co-habitate, so to speak, but the eagles will run them off the good stuff, so they just lurk on the edges, waiting until they get another chance. Oddly enough, the eagles seem to take a **** attitude with other eagles than they do with the turkey buzzards.

Kinda like whites and blacks.

Vincent, turn your damn word filter off, please.

That's alot of fucking eagles.

They're still here.

they taste just like spotted owl

one2many wrote:they taste just like spotted owl

cream cheese on a bagel

nice!!!

spotted owl/eagle recipes....
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20060712105156AAxp4v6

shit, wouldn't work. try this one...
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20060712105156AAxp4v6

hahaha some of the comments are awesome

one2many wrote:hahaha some of the comments are awesome

thats why I posted it

i had a t shirt years ago that said I Love Spotted Owls









FRIED

assateague wrote:Some of those are buzzards. They co-habitate, so to speak, but the eagles will run them off the good stuff, so they just lurk on the edges, waiting until they get another chance. Oddly enough, the eagles seem to take a shittier attitude with other eagles than they do with the turkey buzzards.

That's pretty cool Jim. Been seeing quite a few Bald Eagles out in the marshes here too recently.
Here's a neat random photo I had on my computer.