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Birds are evil monsters, if they were six feet across we would have to kill them all before they get us.
We have at least two that are larger than that.Birds are evil monsters, if they were six feet across we would have to kill them all before they get us.
What the fvck are they, condors or some shlt? What kind of bird can take a dog, and why have you allowed TWO of them to live??We have at least two that are larger than that.
Culprits for stealing puppies and cats, fly them up real high, let them drop, fly down and eat their livers... not a pretty sight.
Hmm.. Eagles, vultures, no biggie. They could only take a stupid dog, like a poodle or some poor bastard of nature pug. If there's a bird around that can swoop anything bigger than a border collie, I consider myself worthy of, called upon to, even, of killing that majestic beotch and making it into several items of fancy clothing.
I watched a Golden Eagle follow a teenage walking her chihuahua in my neighborhood once. Ran out to tell her to be careful (bird was hopping from house to house, following them as she walked her dog on the sidewalk).What the fvvk are they, condors or some shlt? What kind of bird can take a dog, and why have you allowed TWO of them to live??
I have never seen a Golden Eagle classified as a hawk or an accipiter. Can you source this? I am intrigued.I watched a Golden Eagle follow a teenage walking her chihuahua in my neighborhood once. Ran out to tell her to be careful (bird was hopping from house to house, following them as she walked her dog on the sidewalk).
She looked at me like I was a nut and went along her way.
As I watched her walk away, the bird swooped, I yelled and jogged towards her waiving my arms, she turned and saw this huge bird coming for the dog, she jerked up the leash and yanked the dog into her arms, Golden Eagle pulled up and flew to the next house, just watching.
The teen walked off, dog in arms, bird hopping from one roof to the next, looking at them.
Gorgeous bird and well, they ain't that shy:
PS
Golden Eagle isn't a true eagle. A better name for it would be "Giant Hawk" as it is in the hawk family and not the eagle family.