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According to the Game Commission for the first time we are seeing arctic owls in Nebraska. I had never seen one until Sunday when I saw 2 when I was pheasant hunting. Man what a really beautiful large bird.
I have a question I wonder if anyone would have an idea about. We have for the last decade had a large number of bald eagles on the river and lakes they've kind of become common place. This year we have quite a few golden eagles now those things are big in comparison.
Sunday I watched a golden eagle pick up a dried cow pie fly to a couple hundred feet and drop it come down and pick at it. The eagle probably did this between 10 and 15 times with different cow pies, why does a carnivore pick up crap and drop it? I'm really curious and can't seem to come up with the answer on the internet. Stuff like this always happens when you don't have a camera.
I have a question I wonder if anyone would have an idea about. We have for the last decade had a large number of bald eagles on the river and lakes they've kind of become common place. This year we have quite a few golden eagles now those things are big in comparison.
Sunday I watched a golden eagle pick up a dried cow pie fly to a couple hundred feet and drop it come down and pick at it. The eagle probably did this between 10 and 15 times with different cow pies, why does a carnivore pick up crap and drop it? I'm really curious and can't seem to come up with the answer on the internet. Stuff like this always happens when you don't have a camera.