Eagle

Eagle Eye

An Eagle in Eustis Fla.

RAC Music

The Eagle had other plans for this deer that the hunter just missed! This is the first time I've seen footage like this...

F-15 Eagle performs at an Airshow

A bald eagle struggles to pull a giant pike out of the lake.

eagle takes down deer

Music Video

Yellow Chopper

Norfolk Botanical Eagle Cam 3-21-07

AMAZING bowling shot.

Fantastic soundtrack choice... terribly appropriate.

Bald eagle attacks smaller sea birds on a lake.

HQ

Big Ole Kick

I like to think this is an allegory for America finally learning to hate Fox "News".

Extreme, man!

If you're a lightweight, you probably shouldn't hang out around this eagle that just made off with an entire freakin' sheep!

November 11, 2007 - On this Veterans Day I call out an S.O.S. which means to Support Our Soldiers. Our brave soldiers have paid the ultimate price and continue to fight for our freedoms. May God Bless   more...each and every one.

This tribute falls short of expressing what I feel for our Veterans from today and yesteryear - so suffice it to say, "I love you."

"There's An Eagle" sung by Steve Vaus.

Lyrics:

We are not strangers, To a battle
We know that freedom, Has a cost
We may be bloodied, But we’re unbroken
Despite the darkness, We are not lost

For there’s an eagle, high above the ashes
Close by the flag we’re fighting for
There’s a brave new spirit in America
United forevermore

We turn to God, For strength and comfort
To hold us closer, Than we’ve ever been
We pray for guidance, Through the tempest
Then we see, A sign from him

There’s an eagle, high above the ashes
Close by the flag we’re fighting for
There’s a brave new spirit in America
United forevermore

The eagle’s soaring higher
Than he ever did before
As he leads our fallen heroes
Straight through heaven’s door

There’s an eagle, high above the ashes
Close by the flag we’re fighting for
There’s a brave new spirit in America
United forevermore  less

I'm dedicating this video to Gil and Ann...a West Virginia boy and his bride

On October 27, 2007 my husband and I took the Potomac Eagle scenic train from Wappocomo Station (in the video I butcher the   more...pronunciation) in Romney, WV to Petersburg, WV. The Potomac Eagle takes you on a 52 mile ride along the south branch of the Potomac River, a portion of which which passes through The Trough, an 8 mile stretch of narrow mountain valley.

"You have entered a sacred place, the eastern home of our magnificent national symbol, the American Bald Eagle. These majestic birds soar high above in their natural habitat, undisturbed by the low rumblings of the occasional train and the passengers who have come for a sighting. Don't be surprised to see these superb flyers swooping overhead in pursuit of prey or gliding gently across the blue mountain skies as if to flaunt their supremacy of the air."

We not only saw eagles, Red Tail Hawks, many deer, and a Blue Heron soaring above the river, we also pass by magnificent historic homes which date from the revolutionary and civil war era.

......there was just too much to include in a 5 minute video so I'll just post some of the highlights as well as I can and highly recommend this experience to anyone who may think they're remotely interested in a scenic train ride!

http://www.potomaceagle.info/

music: Fred Eaglesmith "I Like Trains"  less

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And just because you're bigger than a mouse you thought you were safe...

Myself shooting the Desert Eagle .50 caliber, it has heavy recoil and the ejector has a tendancy to eject the casing right in your face.