As I watched more and more birds arrived. At one point there were a dozen
TVs, a raven, masses of crows, a Red-Tailed Hawk and the one remaining Bald
Eagle. They were alternating dipping into the pasture where a calf was born
yesterday. The Bald Eagle flew off with the lions share of a gob of
placenta.
Just walked up to make sure it really was afterbirth, and got to watch a
male and female Bobolink up in a flowering apple tree. Three Orioles, two
Cowbirds and a Northern Kingbird rounded out a nice day of not working.
Maryfaith
"Music is too important to be left to the professionals." -Michelle Shocked
On May 17, 2014 3:35 PM, "Maryfaith Miller" wrote:
>
> Heard some strange high pitched calls and crow drama...looked up to see
> two adult Bald Eagles in the snag by the lowest cow pasture. Never seen
> them here at home before! Took photos to prove to husband. (Miller Farm,
> Hinman Rd, Summerhill) we only have a trickle of a creek, don't know what
> they could be interested in. We aren't far from Fall Creek, where they are
> known to frequent. Shouldn't one of them be on a nest? Baffled and
> delighted, Maryfaith
>
> "Music is too important to be left to the professionals." -Michelle Shocked
>
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