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Wife and I were out walking yesterday evening, saw a mature bald eagle cruising by at treetop levels in the next block. Does this mean we'll have fewer yappy dogs annoying us?
(Probably not. Golden eagles would be more interested in small mammals -- bald eagles are more fish-and-carrion specialists. But we don't have golden eagles around here.)
(Yes, I know, I'm non-PC in wishing ill on the neighbors' pets. But our only contact with dogs would be the barking, the dogshit on our lawn and sidewalks, and the occasional ravening beast who wants to kill me while I'm out bicycling. Leads to prejudice, it does.)
(Probably not. Golden eagles would be more interested in small mammals -- bald eagles are more fish-and-carrion specialists. But we don't have golden eagles around here.)
(Yes, I know, I'm non-PC in wishing ill on the neighbors' pets. But our only contact with dogs would be the barking, the dogshit on our lawn and sidewalks, and the occasional ravening beast who wants to kill me while I'm out bicycling. Leads to prejudice, it does.)
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Date: 2006-07-21 03:44 pm (UTC)They used to have a cat that ran wild. Was always at my house shitting on the porch steps, clawing at our screens, freaking our cats out, pissing on everything. That cat disappeared one day. But I still have it's collar.
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Date: 2006-07-21 08:04 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2006-07-21 08:36 pm (UTC)(We do have periodic disappearances of pets around here. Mostly great horned owls doing the dire deed, not eagles. Somebody got into a fight with an owl that was after his poodle. Dog still died, man needed beaucoup stitches...)
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Date: 2006-07-21 09:02 pm (UTC)My two nanodogs were cruised by a hawk. The kids have been watchful.
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Date: 2006-07-21 11:43 pm (UTC)