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Old 04-05-2017, 08:01 PM   #1
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The ospreys were real active today ........ two in one nest / 1 & 1 on another & a 3rd set has made a nest on the ground & ya can,t see it . doing a job on the freshly dumped trout .
Did see one one with a shiny fish today .don,t know if it was a pogy or a herring <><>< &&&&&&&&&n the bald eagle slammed a sea gull in Apponaug Cove / DEAD ><>
.to bad they can,t eat seals ><><>

Is there such a thing as a gold eagle ???

ENJOY WHAT YOU HAVE !!!

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Is there such a thing as a gold eagle ???[/QUOTE]

Mike - There are golden eagles, though they're rarely sighted in RI. Huge birds with a wing span of 5 feet or more.
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Old 04-06-2017, 05:42 AM   #3
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I had an eagle in my yard in CT, I thought was a gold eagle. After some research, I believe it was a Juvenile Bald Eagle. The white crest/head doesn't appear until they enter adulthood, something like 7-8 years if I recall.

Enormous wing span, landed on the kids swing set, so I had a good scale. Wish I could have gotten a picture.

This is in CT, about 30 minutes east of the CTR up in the Hartford vicinity. The river hosts many bald eagles today.

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Mike - There are golden eagles, though they're rarely sighted in RI. Huge birds with a wing span of 5 feet or more.[/QUOTE]
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