Posted by R.w.b. on October 16, 2019 at 02:47:18 from (184.53.33.119):
In Reply to: where eagles dare!!! posted by glennster on October 15, 2019 at 15:28:44:
Lightning struck this tree several years ago,was getting ready to cut it down. Got my big husquvarna out,looked up seen this beautiful pair up there.its been summer roost for 5 years.sadly the biggest brach broke off in last weeks hard winds. In last 4 years my neighbors have spotted about 20 pairs. And now we got eagles here comes those wind towers. I see in my mind dead eagles which raises concern,however not a %$# soul seems to care when ive shown the photos of them thick in wind tower areas,the fish and game commision,migratory bird commision,mo game commision. They said its a COMPROMISE???im like really we spent a fortune saving them but this bs can kill em n its ok?
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