Posted by rrlund on November 09, 2010 at 15:14:56 from (216.46.212.8):
I've been hearing for several years now,talk of people seeing bald eagles. As much as I'm out and around,I'd never seen one until today. I was hauling bales and pulled out behind the barn to unload. There was one sitting on the ground out in the pasture about 100 yards away. That thing was huge. Big as a good sized calf. After I'd watched it for about five minutes,it raised up,spread it's wings and flew away. I have a few fall calving cows and the last one calved a week ago. That eagle was sitting right where she'd cleaned. You'll have to ask an Indian about any symbolism,but it just didn't seem quite right to me to see the national bird crouched on the ground in a field of cow patties,eating rancid afterbirth,but maybe that's just me.
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