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March 18, 2018 § 8 Comments
nobility above the nest on watch for spring stirrings
Tagged: bird, eagle, eagle nest, hunting, nest, nobility, signs of spring, watch, wild life
Iām watching 4 eagle nests and they all look empty this year.
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I hope they return for you!
Wow, very cool!
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Eagles are huge – and this one looks so tiny compared to the size of the nest. Honestly, I could fit in that nest. Amazing.
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Ever vigilant. šš
Wow! I love that! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Stephanie!
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Iām watching 4 eagle nests and they all look empty this year.
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I hope they return for you!
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Wow, very cool!
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Eagles are huge – and this one looks so tiny compared to the size of the nest. Honestly, I could fit in that nest. Amazing.
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[…] via The Watch ā leaf and twig […]
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Ever vigilant. šš
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Wow! I love that! Thanks for sharing!
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Thanks Stephanie!
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