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i ain't rite
Joined: Mar 2005
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From: Marlboro Mental Hospital.
yes sir!!! no one believed me back then until i showed a picture taken of one of the birds.
the county folks found the nest and started monitoring it. first 4 years eggs were laid, but shells were so thin only one egg hatched with the eaglet fledging on the 5th year.
these days it is a common occurrence to look up and see a bald eagle here.
the county folks found the nest and started monitoring it. first 4 years eggs were laid, but shells were so thin only one egg hatched with the eaglet fledging on the 5th year.
these days it is a common occurrence to look up and see a bald eagle here.
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From: sussex county, nj
yes sir!!! no one believed me back then until i showed a picture taken of one of the birds.
the county folks found the nest and started monitoring it. first 4 years eggs were laid, but shells were so thin only one egg hatched with the eaglet fledging on the 5th year.
these days it is a common occurrence to look up and see a bald eagle here.
the county folks found the nest and started monitoring it. first 4 years eggs were laid, but shells were so thin only one egg hatched with the eaglet fledging on the 5th year.
these days it is a common occurrence to look up and see a bald eagle here.
just as common up here in the northwest side tom,they seem to like to nest on small island trees ,
i ain't rite
Joined: Mar 2005
Posts: 65,631
Likes: 5,639
From: Marlboro Mental Hospital.
5 nesting pair last year along the swamp outside Cheesequake park, 2 pair in Laurence Harbor, at least 4 pair on Sayerville/Old Bridge border.
2 or 3 pair in East Brunswick, and at least one pair in Morganville behind our new shop.
2 or 3 pair in East Brunswick, and at least one pair in Morganville behind our new shop.
