This is the first link http://www.infotecbusinesssystems.com/wildlife/ but this link allows you to go full screen.. http://www.infotecbsi.com/index.asp?op=company.videoUpdate
takes you to a streaming video of a Bald Eagle on it's nest resting on a clutch of eggs. It doesn't indicate male or female since both have the white plumage and both share the duties of egg-warming and parenting but at this point it doesn't matter.
Some folks might find watching the bird totally fascinating as it does give you a good close view of the bird and some folks might find it boring after a few minutes. As mostly (when I was watching it) it was just sitting there.
Keep in mind that an eagle in of itself is not a small bird average (body) length is 34 to 43 inches and it's wing span is somewhere between 6 to 7 1/2 feet.
This site http://www.learner.org/jnorth/spring1998/jnexpert/EagleAnswer.html
provides some basic answers of the bird itself. Likewise here http://dep.state.ct.us/burnatr/wildlife/factshts/bldeagle.htm
I think we, as Martialist who in awareness of the inner (and outer) power we've obtained through our various art(s) that when in retrospect to the awesome power of nature herself we can appreciate this momentary view of one of Nature's magnificent creations of grace and beauty and power at rest.
For those of us on this board who are Americans we can appreciate the visual impact of our nation's living symbol at rest and protecting it's home.
God Bless.
takes you to a streaming video of a Bald Eagle on it's nest resting on a clutch of eggs. It doesn't indicate male or female since both have the white plumage and both share the duties of egg-warming and parenting but at this point it doesn't matter.
Some folks might find watching the bird totally fascinating as it does give you a good close view of the bird and some folks might find it boring after a few minutes. As mostly (when I was watching it) it was just sitting there.
Keep in mind that an eagle in of itself is not a small bird average (body) length is 34 to 43 inches and it's wing span is somewhere between 6 to 7 1/2 feet.
This site http://www.learner.org/jnorth/spring1998/jnexpert/EagleAnswer.html
provides some basic answers of the bird itself. Likewise here http://dep.state.ct.us/burnatr/wildlife/factshts/bldeagle.htm
I think we, as Martialist who in awareness of the inner (and outer) power we've obtained through our various art(s) that when in retrospect to the awesome power of nature herself we can appreciate this momentary view of one of Nature's magnificent creations of grace and beauty and power at rest.
For those of us on this board who are Americans we can appreciate the visual impact of our nation's living symbol at rest and protecting it's home.
God Bless.
