Chat - Tuesday, June 26, 2012, Summer is definitely here!

Good morning, all!

Carole, my thoughts and prayers are with Meg.

Karen, I really enjoyed your house finch slide show. We have many of those entertaining little birds in our yard. They are so much fun to watch!

A84 is a male!! Wow!

Don’t forget to vote!

http://www.eaglerarelife.com/content/drpeter-sharpe

GOOD MORNING CRUZERS

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AEF ADULTS..................................................................................DECORAH............


DELTA 2..................................................................................HARMON..................


OZARKS(FROM FORUM)..............................................................WHITE ROCK................

Some of the photos were taken yesterday.
Eagleland will only be posted 3 times a week as
I am busy in Nest Obs with all our eaglets fledging
there. If something important arises, I will post a
note about it. Thanks to all Eagleland Fans

Don't you just love puppies, but poor kittie.....

Carole, thanks again for bringing us Eagleland. I really enjoy it and I do appreciate all the effort and time you spend on it.

Love the puppy. I have never had a cat who was that patient with a puppy!

Cat

Good Morning Peepers

So good to see K24 back at the nest.

Carole great of the Decorah eaglets barbed tongue
We'll be missing Eagleland when they have all fledged



'Harmon the bald eagle chick pictured above will be 11 weeks old on June 30. This means that at any time in the next few days, Harmon could “fledge”, or leave the comfort of his nest, testing his fully developed wings to explore nearby surroundings. Like any other eagle chick, learning the skills to fly with the grace we all recognize takes time. You’ve all watched Harmon flap to where he has “levitated” up a bit from his nest. Because Harmon’s nest tree is very near other trees, his first “flights” will probably only take him to nearby branches. So, for a short while, you might see Harmon return to the nest; these visits, however, will soon become infrequent as his flight abilities improve and he begins learning how to hunt.

Sometimes, early in “flight school”, eagles land in rather unusual places (the ground, playground equipment, and fallen trees to name a few). This is a normal process and most often the young eagles are just fine. Be assured that each year, all of Harmon’s wild cousins make these same tentative steps that will ultimately shape them into magnificent flyers and make them independent of their parents.'

~from The Raptor Center in Minnesota

He wasn't there for long...best part is that when he preceives K-27 is a threat, he just takes off and so far she hasn't tried to follow

DH and I are going to the store before it gets too hot. BBL

GOOD TUESDAY MORNING EVERYBODY!

IT WAS JUST YESTERDAY THAT I CALLED A -84 A PRINCESS-WELLLLL, HE IS A PRINCE.

WELCOME ADAMSCAT! HOPE YOU FLY AND CHAT WITH US MORE, SAW YOUR POST ON QUESTIONS.

CAROLE, THANKS FOR EAGLELAND. A LABOR OF LOVE. THAT PUPPY CLIP IS SO CUTE. HOW CAN THAT CAT JUST KEEP EATING?

HAPPY BIRTHDAY IMROBBY! HAVE A WONDERFUL DAY!