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Be afraid! Im strong, and scary, and bawk!
Yeah yeah, Hercules... sure, whatever! X>
Yes, this is a BALD EAGLE! No, he's not bald yet, hes not even one year old for crying out loud! Full grown, but not in his adult plumage yet. Big, scary, and a totally awesome dear eagle that is as sweet as can be! :>
And... he's named after the aircraft, not the mythological figure. All our birds were named after aircraft this year, including Boeing, Spitfire, Jet, and Rocket.
Yeah yeah, Hercules... sure, whatever! X>
Yes, this is a BALD EAGLE! No, he's not bald yet, hes not even one year old for crying out loud! Full grown, but not in his adult plumage yet. Big, scary, and a totally awesome dear eagle that is as sweet as can be! :>
And... he's named after the aircraft, not the mythological figure. All our birds were named after aircraft this year, including Boeing, Spitfire, Jet, and Rocket.
Category Photography / Animal related (non-anthro)
Species Eagle
Size 1280 x 853px
File Size 133.7 kB
Listed in Folders
Ah, ok, bird abatement stuff. You're in Canada so you guys have great freedom to use bald eagles for falconry. I worked with an imprint bald eagle for 6 years... best friend I ever had. Enjoy your feathered friends! If you ever need medical help, let me know and I'll do my best to help remotely. I have a few folks that consult with me from up there. I'm based in Washington state (looks like you are in southern BC). And, hey, maybe I could stop by and see your birdies some time?! I go up and hang out with David Hancock on occasion so it wouldn't be much farther. :>
Easiest way to see the birds I work with is to visit our education centre in Duncan, BC. They're the ones I work for at the various job sites across the country. :> Thank you though! Its always awesome hearing tales and advice from fellow falconers/rehabbers/breeders/etc, which is the biggest thing I learned in 2012 when it comes to working with birds. Everyone has a different take on it, and the best thing to do is to pick up whatever knowledge you can, where you can, and incorporate the best things into a solution that works for the birds and yourself. What may work for others isn't always what works for you! ^v^
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