Wednesday, February 18, 2009

One Ticked Off Eagle

UNBELIEVABLE PICTURES FROM A SITE IN MONTANA TAKEN BY A HUNTER WITH A LITTLE CELL PHONE CAMERA !





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6 comments:

kkdither said...

That is one honking, huge eagle!

February 18, 2009 at 8:10 AM
Anonymous said...

Hooray for the American Icon. You just got to love those birds. I have a 12 by nice picture of one looking dead on at you with the saying in the corner: I AM Smiling My favorite pic.

February 18, 2009 at 9:14 AM
OrbsCorbs said...

Dang! Those almost look too good to be cell phone pics, but whatever, I've never seen pics like that. Is that a coyote? Dang.

February 18, 2009 at 9:48 AM
drewzepmeister said...

Yes Orbs,that's a coyote and that eagle is a golden eagle. They are a little smaller than the bald eagle. I remember seeing one while vacationing in South Dakota,perched on a fence post. Beautiful bird.

It must be a harsh winter in Montana for them two to fighting over scrap carrion.

BTW-those other birds in the pics are magpies.

February 18, 2009 at 5:33 PM
Jim said...

I would say that it is a fox. Not big enough nor the right coat colors for a coyote.

January 6, 2010 at 6:52 PM
Anonymous said...

Get educated, people. With almost no effort, you can do a search and find out the truth behind these B.S. emails. It's a pity that some pea-brained moron had to make up a story instead of telling the more interesting truth behind the images:

1. A golden eagle is larger than a bald eagle.

2. Anyone who has ever lived in the country would know that is a fox.

3. These images were not taken in Montana by a "hunter with a cell phone". Study the image carefully, you will see it was clearly taken with a telephoto lens.

4. The pictures were taken by wildlife photographer Pekka Komi in 2006 in South Finland, using a Canon SLR with a 300mm lens. Link here: http://www.tarsiger.com/gallery/index.php?p=pics&sp=search&lang=eng&species=11330&family=&sex=0&age=0&country=&manner=&year=&photo=&pic_method=0&pic_type=0&place=&order=lisays_paiva+DESC&sel=2&find=find&r=2

February 28, 2010 at 5:50 PM

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