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• livedoen4 posted 6 months ago rate it: good poor Way better than the turkey...who was it that proposed the turkey as our national symbol? reply

• ecorock posted 6 months ago rate it: good poor Ben Franklin. +2 reply

• livedoen4 posted 6 months ago rate it: good poor I doubt eagle would give you a tryptophan nap. reply

• mkidd2008 posted 6 months ago rate it: good poor Very majestic,but mainly a scavenger. reply

• BuzzBurbank posted 6 months ago rate it: good poor May the wings of Liberty never lose a feather. +2 reply

• Domina posted 6 months ago rate it: good poor I wish there were more around. Other than in the zoo, I have seen one in my entire life. It was at a Pow-wow when I was about 14. reply

• Domina posted 6 months ago rate it: good poor Wild I mean... reply

• Redchili posted 6 months ago rate it: good poor come to ireland were re introducing golden eagles, i spent a whole summer working with them flying about overhead reply

• restlesslegs posted 4 months ago rate it: good poor come to MN...I see them all the time. reply

• WrathOfTheNorsemen posted 6 months ago rate it: good poor These things kick ass. I was in Alaska last summer on a fishing trip and we watched these things dive down from way up and snag up salmon just underneath the surface of the water. Was pretty cool seeing them do this up close. reply

• Vixen posted 6 months ago rate it: good poor they remind me of harleys reply

• Cobra Dick posted 6 months ago rate it: good poor I lived in Juneau, Alaska for ten years, so I could bore you all to death with eagle stories. Suffice it to say that, in the late spring when the dog salmon were running up Sheep Creek to spawn, it was interesting to walk through a group of 200 to 300 eagles ground-feeding on dead salmon, to get to a good fishing spot. You don't want to get closer than about 5 feet to a feeding eagle. +1 reply

• pain_whore posted 6 months ago rate it: good poor Aetos reply

• oo0Ryu0oo posted 4 months ago rate it: good poor Marvelous... Why is it called "Bald", though? reply

• raunchdog posted 4 months ago rate it: good poor COOL -1 reply