I have a friend (in the real world) who is involved with eagle preservation and junk like that. I obviously do not know how to phrase this at all. A few years ago he took this photo in the area of the Delaware River. You have to click on this to enlarge it to really get a sense this. There are 14 Bald Eagles in this tree. Some are mature, some are juveniles, some have their backs to us. This is not photoshop trickery although I have to take two scans and put them together so I could get a copy of his printout. It's pretty amazing. I went with him one time to see some nests. I was hoping to see an eagle dive into the Delaware and grab a fish in his talons but it didn't happen that day.10.19.2007
Bald Eagles
I have a friend (in the real world) who is involved with eagle preservation and junk like that. I obviously do not know how to phrase this at all. A few years ago he took this photo in the area of the Delaware River. You have to click on this to enlarge it to really get a sense this. There are 14 Bald Eagles in this tree. Some are mature, some are juveniles, some have their backs to us. This is not photoshop trickery although I have to take two scans and put them together so I could get a copy of his printout. It's pretty amazing. I went with him one time to see some nests. I was hoping to see an eagle dive into the Delaware and grab a fish in his talons but it didn't happen that day.
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Wow - the biggest birds of prey we get over here are red kites and they are MASSIVE.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_kite
Only seen eagles in captivity :[ not in the wild. *adds this must do to life list*
They are such beautiful creatures...
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