On board TV cameras...mounted on a Golden Eagle!!

Here is the complete url:
http://media.animal.discovery.com/co.../birdtech.html

And while we are on the subject of our feathered friends...this
one got the boot.

http://edition.cnn.com/2004/US/12/08/nest.removed.reut/



At 14:00 08 December 2004, Bob wrote:
Try this...

http://media.animal.discovery.com/co...hewild/birdtec
h/birdtech.html

I did a search on their site for 'Birdtech'.

Bob
Gary Boggs wrote:
I just keep getting the animal planet error page?

Jiminy, a red-tail with his own website and movie...those
New Yorkers are mean!

http://www.palemale.com/pamalojan104.html




At 03:00 09 December 2004, Stewart Kissel wrote:
And while we are on the subject of our feathered friends...this
one got the boot.

http://edition.cnn.com/2004/US/12/08/nest.removed.reut/



At 14:00 08 December 2004, Bob wrote:
Try this...

http://media.animal.discovery.com/co...hewild/birdtec

h/birdtech.html

I did a search on their site for 'Birdtech'.

Bob
Gary Boggs wrote:
I just keep getting the animal planet error page?

Jiminy, a red-tail with his own website and movie...those
New Yorkers are mean!


Not quite sure how you determine that generalization from Charles Kennedy's
website devoted to Hawks in Central Park.
Kennedy was a devoted naturalist who rescued, rehabilitated, observed and
reported on bird life in Central Park New York, and browsing through his
website gave me renewed appreciation for the dedication of all naturalists out
there.
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Mark Navarre
2/5 black ace
LoCal, USA
remove brain to reply
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Sorry if my post was misinterpreted...I was directing
my comment at the prior post I put up about the hawk
getting 86'd from its nest.



At 05:30 09 December 2004, Mark Navarre wrote:
Jiminy, a red-tail with his own website and movie...those
New Yorkers are mean!


Not quite sure how you determine that generalization
from Charles Kennedy's
website devoted to Hawks in Central Park.
Kennedy was a devoted naturalist who rescued, rehabilitated,
observed and
reported on bird life in Central Park New York, and
browsing through his
website gave me renewed appreciation for the dedication
of all naturalists out
there.
-
Mark Navarre
2/5 black ace
LoCal, USA
remove brain to reply
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