Beautiful bird. I would love to tie up some jigs with a few of those feathers.
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Beautiful bird. I would love to tie up some jigs with a few of those feathers.
Man, pickin’s must be tough if he had to join a vulture at a dump! Not the normal majestic location!:Rofl Great photo. We have a regular that transits our model airplane field most likely heading to the nearby Delaware river. Always a rare treat to see.
Bob
They would be a rare tie indeed, Ship. Also a mighty expensive one but you can dream!Quote:
Originally Posted by shipahoy41
Bob
such a majestic creature reduced to scavenging a landfill makes my heart sad , mankind is not kind at all .
but on the upside it is a real treat to see one up close , great image sir
thanks for the view :highfive
Those are some big birds. Have a bunch here in NW PA.
one flew over our honda fit one morning and it looked bigger than the car ,,,,,they are BIGQuote:
Originally Posted by chaunc
I have fed them for many years around my house. i have now stopped because of the Seagull poop on my roof issue.
Wish we had more of them here in South Texas. Only seen em a few times. Got some good pics at the rice fields near my house.
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my neighbor over feeds his dogs ,this attracts grackles in the winter in huge flocksQuote:
Originally Posted by bee
then they come over the creek "to rest " themselves all over my truck under my big live oak tree :banghead
that in turn makes my wife tell me to wash my truck ....I HATE WASHING MY TRUCK !
so you can well imagine how much I ain't liking them grackles right about now ......:Rofl
I would say to an eagle the land fill would be the equivalent of a fast food restaurant. May not be all that good, but it is easy and quick to catch a meal.