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Obvioualy I did not know that. Education accepted. That is not what my father taught me.
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That's a great plan! What breeds does she have available?
When I lived in VA, I saw bald eagles eating the carcass of a deer. I think they will eat carrion, I just have not seen it here, and especially not with this pair. I have seen them take a salmon out of the river too big to carry and start eating it on the bank until it was down to a weight they can carry back to the nest.Obvioualy I did not know that. Education accepted. That is not what my father taught me.
Are you two close by then?I know that if anyone goes broody this year they are getting @CrazyChookChookLady eggs to hatch and raise. My plan is to then offer them to her and then the public just to offer some diversity out there.
Are you two close by then?
You'll go completely gaga with a broody and hatching chicks Bob.She offered fertile eggs when Maleficent went broody last year. It was just too late in the year.
American Eagles eat what they actually kill. They are not scavengers.
Ours are bald eagles, and we see them fishing from our living room and deck. I think it depends on where they live and what is available to them.Oops missed this post when I replied.
I have friends who live right on the water in an inlet in CT and you can see the eagles fish from their dining room table. I think those are some kind of sea eagle not the bald eagles. Amazing sight nonetheless.