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By: Castor (offline) on Tuesday, February 16 2010 @ 05:06 PM EST

Castor

Hello, I love your photos

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By: PacNorWest (offline) on Thursday, February 18 2010 @ 04:44 PM EST

PacNorWest

Castor . Thanks !! It is fun.

Doug
Bellingham, Washington

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By: terrytvgal (offline) on Saturday, February 20 2010 @ 11:53 PM EST

terrytvgal

I'm no help when it comes to ID'ing these wonderful birds, but I think it's just amazing what is right above our heads if only we take the time to look up now and then.

I came for the eagles, and stayed for the friends I made

Terry, Coquitlam BC

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By: MaryF (offline) on Sunday, February 28 2010 @ 03:04 AM EST

MaryF

Here is a short video that I found about a very rare raptor in Indonesia called a BRAHMINY KITE. It's a beautiful bird and one that I have never heard of before.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yv7hPZv_ ... ture=email

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San Antonio, TX

By: MaryF (offline) on Sunday, February 28 2010 @ 03:26 AM EST

MaryF

A short little blurb about black vultures...they also mate for life!

Black vultures
Good looks are not a prerequisite to a faithful relationship. In fact, black vulture society makes sure of that. They have been known to attack other vultures that have been caught philandering!

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By: PacNorWest (offline) on Thursday, March 11 2010 @ 12:45 PM EST

PacNorWest

Here is an interesting article about a mating pair of Condors in California.
I have visited the Condor recovery project at the Wild Animal Park in San Diego.
It is fascinating to see these birds up close. They do good work and are starting to get results.

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.c ... 1CD6K6.DTL

Doug
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By: soph9 (offline) on Sunday, May 09 2010 @ 11:33 PM EDT

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there is a great Osprey nest not far from my house. Last year Mallard ducks took it over and this year, today I saw the male and female building their nest. The female was eating a fish when we stopped by for the second time today. First time was the male building like crazy and calling out to his mate...second visit and YES we saw both. We did not have the best cam with us but here are some pics....I am going to try and visit this nest maybe each weekend if i can....

Located on Stave Lake near Mission BC, Canada.