I would have your babies...your little flipper-babies>> ^xxovercastxx:

>> ^rottenseed:
I would like the background of each and every comment I post to have a watermark of an American Bald Eagle transposed in front of "Old Glory" waving in the winds of triumph, success, and baby Jesus. I also want the phrase "Never Forget..." as a signature. That way I always remember to lock the door before going to work.

I can totally make you a userstyle that does that. But I probably won't.
Actually, if I get my comment flags, I'll make you your userstyle.

>> ^rottenseed:

I would like the background of each and every comment I post to have a watermark of an American Bald Eagle transposed in front of "Old Glory" waving in the winds of triumph, success, and baby Jesus. I also want the phrase "Never Forget..." as a signature. That way I always remember to lock the door before going to work.


I can totally make you a userstyle that does that. But I probably won't.

Actually, if I get my comment flags, I'll make you your userstyle.

I would like the background of each and every comment I post to have a watermark of an American Bald Eagle transposed in front of "Old Glory" waving in the winds of triumph, success, and baby Jesus. I also want the phrase "Never Forget..." as a signature. That way I always remember to lock the door before going to work.

I have never seen a bald eagle in the wild but there is one that lives at the Maine Wildlife Park. I could not get over how big the bird was. The foot was as big as my hand and the talons were as long as my fingers!

http://www.maine.gov/ifw/education/wildlifepark/index.htm

I have seen Ospreys when I go hiking along the coast and they are just as beautiful.

>> ^Enzoblue:

In PA here I saw a bald eagle at conserve and told a bird expert at work about it. I told him it's the first time I've ever seen a bald eagle in the wild. He said I'm wrong, that I've probably seen a few and just didn't know what I was looking at and that he see's 1 or 2 every month just on his ride to work. Food for thought.

In PA here I saw a bald eagle at conserve and told a bird expert at work about it. I told him it's the first time I've ever seen a bald eagle in the wild. He said I'm wrong, that I've probably seen a few and just didn't know what I was looking at and that he see's 1 or 2 every month just on his ride to work. Food for thought.

Tons of bald eagles up here (down here?) in Canada too. I figure they all went north cuz of our better weed... I mean better weather. They like the pot... I mean cold.

Tags for this video have been changed from 'bald, eagle, back, yard, salmon' to 'bald, eagle, backyard, salmon, scavenging, eagles, alaska' - edited by Issykitty

http://videosift.com/video/Over-30-bald-eagles-in-my-back-yard

I think you are right Issy...the vid was uploaded to YT by "pla1554alaska". Check out some of their other vids...they have eagles like we have seagulls!

>> ^Issykitty:

Is this in Alaska? Some of our relatives took a cruise on up there and they flipped out and took pics of a lot of them. Bald Eagles are a common sight there, apparently.

Is this in Alaska? Some of our relatives took a cruise on up there and they flipped out and took pics of a lot of them. Bald Eagles are a common sight there, apparently.

The goshawk now ranks 2nd in my favorite types of bird. #1? The majestic bald eagle.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0qXTQ-xLY8Y , from http://squee.icanhascheezburger.com/2011/04/08/cute-baby-animals-baby-bald-eagle-hatching/ , one of the chicks hatching.

>> ^BoneRemake:

There was a big Hullaballoo a while ago because a live stream video is not a something something, or yadda yadda yadda. @<a rel="nofollow" href="http://videosift.com/member/Someone" title="member since January 2nd, 2010" class="profilelink">Someone knows what I am talking about.


Ah, oh well.

>> ^BoneRemake:

What was the rule about live streams again ? (seriously, not sarcastically)


What rule?

You don't mess with a murder of crows, man. They're crazy, smart and mean. I've seen them chase bald eagles and peregrine falcons out of the sky, and every spring during mating season there's a particularly nasty one that dive-bombs people coming in and out of my building. They're called a murder for a reason.