Ridgewalker
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I took this one yesterday, I got about half of the birds that were there in this pix.
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Sackett2
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Was privileged a week ago to see 2 bald eagles at a river near our house; (I was on the tractor!) Growing up, Bald eagles were never seen around here, then about 8 years ago one flew over our house, now a pair living in the area. It feel so good to see in the wild what I used to only see in the zoo.
czechsonofagun
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Nice, it is good to see the conservation program works.
Thomas
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Just another natures wonderful moments. 
Egon
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A recovery after the banning of DDT??
On a drive to the beach yesterday we saw several circling Bald Eagles.
RobS
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Fantastic! Kind of a comical picture, the way they're standing on the ice. There is a report of one in our area, I may have to head out with the camera this weekend.
czechsonofagun
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That's what I was thinking. I am not sure about Canada, but in Virginia there are hawks everywhere.
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Not a defender of nor was user of DDT but are you sure it is that simple? Food supply has to be part of it. Is it possible we are also seeing them more as there is less woods and more houses in more places to notice such? I have no doubt there are much more geese in my part of the world for a few years ago there was none and now they are getting to be a pest. But on the geese, beavers are the big reason here for the increase of geese, they flooded acres upon acres of woods where they thrive as does now wild hogs and coyotes (Not native). At same time the small animal farmer is going away due to laws and cost providing habitat to some of these.
Egon
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Nothing is ever simple.
Lots of sites on google will give explanations. That is if the sites are accurate?
Birds and Pesticides: How DDT and Other Insecticides and Herbicides Kill Birds
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While you're at it, get some shots of the 15,000 crows that roost near your work every evening.