The Eagles Are Coming

 

1. So can we shrink the EPA down to 100 guys watching weather station data then?
   Pretty safe to say it’s China and the old Russia who have pollution problems left to fix,Not Us.

   Posted by Rich K       02/20/2015  at  04:24 PM  



2. Oh ya, We had a pile of those old liberty ships parked on the lower Columbia for a few yaers till the local scrapper munched them up,around the mid 60’s or so.

   Posted by Rich K       02/20/2015  at  04:27 PM  



3. We have a breeding pair of eagles who live on a ledge of a skyscraper in downtown cleveland. Also a few pairs live in mentor marsh, which is my current stomping grounds. Quite the majestic bird of prey.

   Posted by StephanA       02/20/2015  at  06:15 PM  



4. I know they occupy different niches in the food chain, but I wish the baldies could come down our way and push the turkey buzzards out. Sure, our buzzards are enormous, nearly too big to fly or even walk, over fed on the never ending buffet of roadkill deer here. And while we have millions of them, they can’t breed fast enough to keep up with the supply of fresh meat.

   If only Mr. Eagle here could learn to eat half rotted deer instead of fresh fish.

   Posted by Drew458       02/21/2015  at  04:51 AM  



5. Bald eagles will take advantage of carrion (dead and decaying flesh), giving it a scavenger image, which causes some people to dislike eagles.

   Posted by Guido       02/21/2015  at  05:17 PM  

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