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Falcon and Eagle Nests
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04/22/15 07:35 PM
04/22/15 07:35 PM
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There are now 2 fluffy cotton balls in the falcon nest and 2 eggs yet to hatch.
The eagles are very well fed and are now quite big. On several occasions I had seen 3 large fish in their nest. The parents are apparently great fishers.
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Re: Falcon and Eagle Nests
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04/23/15 06:16 PM
04/23/15 06:16 PM
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San Diego, CA
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I've been faithfully watching the Eagles, the Falcons, and the Red-Tailed Hawks. Awesome birdies and they grow so FAST. Love the little 'cotton balls' on the falcons. So cute. Eagles are getting huge. Hawks are standing up and flapping wings. Soon they will fly. Wow.
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Re: Falcon and Eagle Nests
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04/28/15 09:31 PM
04/28/15 09:31 PM
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OMG! The mommy hawk just brought a LIVE rattlesnake back to the nest! Never saw anything like it. Snake still moving around, I'm hoping it was just muscle after movement. Ugh! So scary. I looked it up and found a video, and yes, red-tailed hawks do indeed kill and eat rattlesnakes. Gonna have nightmares.
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