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    the National Eagle Repository

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    Who knew? :dunno:
    (warning: strong graphic image)
    http://www.washingtonpost.com/local/...lIS_story.html
    My My Hey Hey (Neil Young) - Harp Cover
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PC2BwUmx3Y8
    https://www.natalielurie.comA cover of Neil Young's "My My Hey Hey" - arranged for harp by Natalie Lurie
    If the women don\'t find you handsome, they should at least find you handy.
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    Disturbingly graphic! Yet beautiful!
    Searching the fields of NW Indiana and SW Michigan

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      gregszybala wrote:

       Disturbingly graphic! Yet beautiful!
        Thanks for the extra adjectives Greg, I like yours better
      Evidently there's still ongoing debate about tribal sovereignty, and how eagles are distributed for NA religious/ritual purposes.
      It's my opinion that sometimes the Feds just need to get out of the way!!
      New Flight for Eagle Act: Rutgers Law Scholar Says Return Authority to Tribal Governments
      http://news.rutgers.edu/news/new-flight-eagle-act-rutgers-law-scholar-says-return-authority-tribal-governments/20140410
      For many Americans, a mere rendering of an eagle can prompt patriotism. But for thousands of Native American tribal members, only an actual eagle can serve as an irreplaceable sacred connection to an ancient spiritual realm. Several tribal customs can survive only with real eagle feathers, talons, and parts: natural religious resources that are in high demand and burdened by an unsustainable governmental system. Kathryn Kovacs, an assistant professor at Rutgers Law–Camden, where she teaches a course on natural resources law, has not only researched the legal and religious implications of this uniquely American problem, but has proposed a solution for the federal government that involves returning authority to tribal governments.

      talking heads listening wind
      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QhMt9V1rKdo
      talking, heads, listening, wind

      If the women don\'t find you handsome, they should at least find you handy.

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        Olden, I scrolled through a bit of it (lots of reading) but didnt see what her demise was. Magnificent Birds!
        Severed by Train!?
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        • #5
          JoshinMO wrote:

           Olden, I scrolled through a bit of it (lots of reading) but didnt see what her demise was. Magnificent Birds!
          Severed by Train!?
            Hey Josh,
          I believe that it was injured so badly that it had to be euthanized - they weren't sure if she hit the fence or train. Raptors can be so focused on their prey sometimes that they become blind to everything else. I see a fair number of owls that have been beaned by cars as they swooped down to grab a rodent running across the road. A number of years ago I was standing quietly in my chicken pen (having just fed them), when a small hawk slams into the wire at FULL force, just two feet from my head (literally). It was so intent on hitting a chicken that it didn't see me or the chicken wire - it was a genuine WTF Kodak moment as I turned my head to look at it, and the bird came around enough to free itself. The look on it's face: priceless
          If the women don\'t find you handsome, they should at least find you handy.

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          • #6
            There are so many people who are un aware of the laws too. I posted some links a while back. I will try and find the post and link it here.
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