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Woman Breaks Up Intense Eagle Fight (Original Post)
catbyte
Aug 3
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EYESORE 9001
(27,237 posts)1. She needed help
Looks like a two-person job, realistically.
soldierant
(7,642 posts)6. Maybe ...
except the legs fastend around each others'' legs, it's hard to see how a second pperson could even have fit in there.
GenThePerservering
(2,313 posts)8. One person job
for a skilled individual like that rescuer. A second person would simply have added more stress and more struggle.
What a great job!
Never, not ever. A Golden Eagle barely caught my hand while I was feeding it. That was bad enough. I still have the scars from then, the late 70's. I did see a Bald Eagle this morning though. They have been really infrequent this year. YIKES.
Lovie777
(14,039 posts)3. Bless her.........................
Deuxcents
(18,516 posts)4. She sure is brave
debm55
(30,905 posts)5. What patience on her part.
electric_blue68
(16,868 posts)7. Wow, well done!
I'd have reached for the nearest garden hose ... but maybe that's not the right method with big raptors like that.
Tanuki
(15,116 posts)10. Not a job for a man with bone spurs...
Sogo
(5,547 posts)11. If I was doing that, I'd be wearing a lot more protective gear,
not just gloves....like face mask and padded jacket....
electric_blue68
(16,868 posts)12. That was quite amazing, and brave!