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Jan C Still 09-16-2012 04:05 PM

Eagles in front of home.
 
Counted 17 Eagles on beach in front of home this morning. They are getting salmon from Lawson Creek that skirts the beach.
Jan

tomaustin 09-17-2012 12:18 AM

jan, of all places, here in my hometown woodlands tx,
 
we have 3 nests on the lake in the middle of our town. we are 30 miles north of houston.....two came flying over my head while walking the dogs down at the lake last friday.....what a beautiful sight.......tom

John Sabato 09-17-2012 02:46 PM

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Jan, Tom... GREAT stories...but surely you guys have been around forums for long enough to know ...







How about some photos?

lugerholsterrepair 09-17-2012 06:17 PM

Jan, Lucky I am no where near..Salmon here is $18.00 a pound! They are experiencing some fine dining.

MikeP 09-17-2012 09:49 PM

Saw 8 Bald Eagles eating a dead deer just down the road.
They have become quite common in recent years.
Near where Illinois and Mississippi rivers join.

tomaustin 09-17-2012 10:50 PM

to John Sabato....
 
John, you lost control of this thread 24 hours ago...LOL, tom

lugerholsterrepair 09-17-2012 11:08 PM

http://forum.lugerforum.com/attachme...1&d=1347903994
I like it!

John Sabato 09-18-2012 11:20 AM

Borrowed that gif from another forum Jerry... maybe Ed Tinker can add it to the available emoticons?

seaburry 09-18-2012 12:34 PM

Osprey
 
Not bald eagles but not good pictures but pictures out my office window. Male female and young adult worked the river all afternoon. Tested the limits of iPhone! Wallace
http://i1101.photobucket.com/albums/...F26F813128.jpg

mjanway 09-18-2012 02:01 PM

30 or so years ago, my parents came to visit while I was stationed on a ship out of Ketchikan, AK. I took my Dad halibut fishing. The first thing he pulled up was a 20 pound red snapper. Without thinking, I took it off his jig and tossed it back in the water. The incredulous look on his face made me realize that I has just thrown the biggest fish he had ever caught in his life away. Since it was pulled up from 20 or so fathoms, it was still full of air and floating on the water so I maneuvered the boat to go pick it up. Before we got there, a majestic bald eagle swooped down and snatched it from atop the water and flew off towards an island that we were by. Even though he ended up catching a couple of halibut bigger than that, I slipped from favorite son status for quite some time.

Even to this day, that's the first thing I think of when I see a bald eagle.

Jack

rhuff 09-18-2012 05:35 PM

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Originally Posted by mjanway (Post 220062)
30 or so years ago, my parents came to visit while I was stationed on a ship out of Ketchikan, AK. I took my Dad halibut fishing. The first thing he pulled up was a 20 pound red snapper. Without thinking, I took it off his jig and tossed it back in the water. The incredulous look on his face made me realize that I has just thrown the biggest fish he had ever caught in his life away. Since it was pulled up from 20 or so fathoms, it was still full of air and floating on the water so I maneuvered the boat to go pick it up. Before we got there, a majestic bald eagle swooped down and snatched it from atop the water and flew off towards an island that we were by. Even though he ended up catching a couple of halibut bigger than that, I slipped from favorite son status for quite some time.

Even to this day, that's the first thing I think of when I see a bald eagle.

Jack




I had a bald Eagle do the same thing to a very large cutthroat trout that I had caught in Hunah Ak. and tossed up onto the bank while I was getting out my stringer. I, like your dad, was not impressed with the whole situation.


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