I thought the shells of eagle eggs thinned because of a low calcium diet.
1 posted on
03/08/2006 10:20:16 PM PST by
Coleus
To: Coleus
The Eagles were in trouble until Tony and his crew sold them protection
2 posted on
03/08/2006 10:24:31 PM PST by
bybybill
(If the Rats win, we are doomed)
To: Coleus
Oh, whoops. You said bald eagle, not bald ass.
3 posted on
03/08/2006 10:27:50 PM PST by
fieldmarshaldj
(Cheney X -- Destroying the Liberal Democrat Traitors By Any Means Necessary -- Ya Dig ? Sho 'Nuff.)
To: Coleus
Animals eating animals... PETA would be appalled.
4 posted on
03/08/2006 10:34:03 PM PST by
coconutt2000
(NO MORE PEACE FOR OIL!!! DOWN WITH TYRANTS, TERRORISTS, AND TIMIDCRATS!!!! (3-T's For World Peace))
To: Coleus; Owl_Eagle
Bald eagles living the good life in North Jersey
"BADA-BING, baby!"
To: Coleus
It'll be a different story after the Eagles are busted for racketeering, money laundering, and loan sharking.
To: Coleus
Lots of bald eagles in the Puget Sound region. See them flying in downtown Seattle every once in awhile.
7 posted on
03/09/2006 1:42:04 AM PST by
Clemenza
(Dick Cheney is a big middle finger to the "other directed" Sheeple. My kind of guy!)
To: Coleus
I just have to brag. These pictures are from next to my house. A typical winter day, but with clear skies.
8 posted on
03/09/2006 2:33:25 AM PST by
thackney
(life is fragile, handle with prayer)
To: Coleus
We have several pair of nesting eagles in our neighborhood.
They'll swoop down into the lake and come out with a fish...they're beautiful creatures to watch.
9 posted on
03/09/2006 2:59:47 AM PST by
dawn53
To: Coleus
EVERY type of wildlife has been on the rebound in the northeast over the years. As a kid in the NYC area, you only very rarely saw turkeys, red-tailed hawks, great blue herons -- even seeing a deer was cause for excitement. Now...
Saw my first bear in the Catskills last summer, first bald eagle the year before that.
17 posted on
03/09/2006 3:46:25 AM PST by
Jhensy
To: Coleus
We have many here at the local landfill in fact their are walking tours around the landfill for birdwatchers.They are beautiful to watch.
18 posted on
03/09/2006 3:56:59 AM PST by
bikerman
To: Coleus
The 500,000,000 dead from malaria would like to thank Rachel Carson and the rest of the Green Brigade for banning DDT.
19 posted on
03/09/2006 4:14:03 AM PST by
metesky
("Brethren, leave us go amongst them." Rev. Capt. Samuel Johnston Clayton - Ward Bond- The Searchers)
To: Coleus; martin_fierro
Eagles have the uncanny ability to remember exactly where they were born, and to return to that spot
What exit?
To: GreenFreeper
32 posted on
03/10/2006 10:01:42 PM PST by
Coleus
(What were Ted Kennedy & his nephew doing on Good Friday, 1991? Getting drunk and raping women)
To: Huck; Pharmboy
Hi All-
Thought you might be interested in these fantastic pictures of Bald Eagles here in New Jersey...
~ Blue Jays ~
33 posted on
03/10/2006 10:05:00 PM PST by
Blue Jays
(Rock Hard, Ride Free)
To: Coleus; GreenFreeper
"I thought the shells of eagle eggs thinned because of a low calcium diet."
As a Chicken Farmer I always dry and crush the eggshells of the eggs I use in our household and feed them right back to the hens in their mash. Can't get any fresher calcium than that. I also add crushed shells to the bird feeder mix in the spring so the Mama Birds get a little calcium boost when they start laying in earnest in the Spring. :)
As for the Eagles, I'm TOTALLY amazed that New Jersey has such a large population of them. Way to go! We'll be "Eagle Watching" on the Wisconsin River in the upcoming weeks. I just love the dorky looking Eaglettes. :)
51 posted on
03/11/2006 4:12:10 PM PST by
Diana in Wisconsin
(Save The Earth. It's The Only Planet With Chocolate.)
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